Re: Case concerning iptables filtering traffic from the internet in a NATed scenario

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<><Randall Grimshaw
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>>> Mattes Opel <mattes.opel@xxxxxx> 3/14/2006 10:48:05 AM >>>

>I can't access internet-hosts from machine a), because packets for this 
>purpose are destinated to registered IP-Numbers. They are rejected by 
>the output chain, because they doesn't contain the routers internal IP 
>as destination. Access to the three hosts on local subnet works fine.

You don't have any FORWARD rules, where the acl logic would likely reside.

<><Randy




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