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Yeah, I'm seeing lots of dropped packets. For example: 08:42:58.717542 LAN 192.168.3.10, port 37136 67.122.163.158, port 6883 TCP 08:42:58.380437 WAN 209.183.217.75, port 10414 80.238.228.22, port 33448 UDP 08:42:55.338442 LAN 192.168.3.10, port 37136 67.122.163.158, port 6883 TCP 08:42:53.712726 WAN 209.183.217.75, port 10414 80.238.228.22, port 33448 UDP 08:42:48.719304 WAN 209.183.217.75, port 10414 80.238.228.22, port 33448 UDP 08:42:43.705816 WAN 209.183.217.75, port 10414 80.238.228.22, port 33448 UDP 08:42:39.395738 WAN 209.183.217.75, port 10414 80.238.228.22, port 33448 UDP 08:42:28.014150 WAN 84.217.62.107, port 64409 192.168.3.10, port 49999 TCP 08:41:52.884339 LAN 192.168.3.10, port 37149 69.178.97.13, port 6883 TCP Here's my NAT config: WAN TCP 22 (SSH) WS 22 (SSH) SSH WAN TCP 80 (HTTP) web 80 (HTTP) web server WAN TCP 110 (POP3) email 110 (POP3) POP3 WAN TCP 465 email 465 SMTP SSL WAN TCP 995 email 995 POP3 SSL WAN TCP/UDP 25 (SMTP) email 25 (SMTP) SMTP WAN TCP/UDP 143 (IMAP) email 143 (IMAP) IMAP WAN TCP/UDP 993 email 993 IMAP SSL WAN TCP/UDP 49999 BT 49999 Bit Torrent WAN UDP 5060 192.168.2.11 5060 VoIP I think I'm doing something stupid here. NHA --- Norman H. Azadian Taegerishalde 13 CH-3110 Muensingen Switzerland norman at azadian dot ch tel: +41 31 721 7855 fax: +41 31 55 898 55 Chris Buechler wrote: > On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 22:13:22 +0100, Norman H. Azadian <norman at azadian dot ch> wrote: > >>If port 6969 has to be forwarded for BT, then how come the NAT wizard >>doesn't include a rule for it? Besides that, how is it possible that I'm >>running more-or-less OK now without that port? >> > > > 6969 is outbound only, unless you run the tracker yourself. > > Inbound you should only need 6881-6889, or 6881-6999 (the former > should suffice). > > With those NAT'ed are you seeing dropped traffic? > > -Chris > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > |