Re: Altering firewall rules to enable NAT Reflection

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On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 2:26 PM, Grant Taylor <gtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> With out knowing any thing about what "... the web interface ..." is I can't
> say any thing about where you are at.
>
> However your rules look like they are doing the DNATing (presuming that your
> ""external IP is 192.168.2.2) properly (presuming that 192.168.1.<something>
> is your internal IP).  However you are not doing any SNATing to hide the
> fact that your internal LAN clients are being redirected back to the the
> internal server when they try to reach the external IP.

OK.. Ive got it. I changed the external interface to PPPoE and also
changed from IPCOP to Endian firewall. In Endian, there is a nice
pretty GUI with a "Enable SNAT" checkbox.

ohh Ahh its working!

Thanks for your help anyways, i learnt some more!

Simon
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