Gwyn Evans wrote:

>On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 10:15:58 -0600, Dub Dublin <dub at infowave dot com> wrote:
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>>Yes, I've definitely been trying this from the outside, and cannot get
>>it to work as you have.  I've tried telnetting and port scanning to see
>>what's there, and the m0n0wall box is a smooth teflon cliff-face from
>>the outside (with the exception of a handhold for the PPTP port, as I
>>mentioned earlier, so I know it *can* talk to the outside...
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>  Could it be your ISP blocking/redirecting those particular ports? 
>Would it be worth trying with some other non-standard ports just to
>compare?
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I really wish I hadn't created another subject for the bug report...

The ISP is not an issue - first, they definitely do pass the traffic, or 
my mail and web server would not work as it has for years.  Secondly, I 
can insert a node on the DMZ segment between the ISP and the m0n0 box, 
using a valid public static IP.  As I said, the only port open on the 
outside is PPTP (which does work - I can connect all the way to the 
inside just fine) - I cannot get any response on 25, 80, or anything 
else so far regardless of how I configure NAT/firewall rules.  This is 
getting frustrating...

>/Gwyn
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