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I am pretty sure I have it solved not. I changed the rules for the WAN. Instead of using the public IP's, I substituted the private IP's in the WAN rules. Now I am able to get access from outside in for a given webserver. old rules WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.34 http WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.34 https new rules WAN - ANY - ANY - 192.168.222.4 http WAN - ANY - ANY - 192.168.222.4 https Does anyone disagree with this ??? and why ?? - Don On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 22:34:04 -0500, Don Munyak <don dot munyak at gmail dot com> wrote: > btw... from the firewall log I can see the traffic being blocked to > the webserver IP's > > I am using a laptop with a dial-up account separate from our corparate > lan, trying to gain access to our webservers > > - Don > > > On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 22:22:14 -0500, Don Munyak <don dot munyak at gmail dot com> wrote: > > I have installed m0n0wall 1.11 > > I can get out to the internet from my workstation (hence this post) > > I have configured 1:1 nat for the web server's on the LAN side of m0n0wall > > I am trying to allow inbound traffic to our webservers. > > > > WAN aa.43.155.34 /32 192.168.222.5 /32 www > > WAN aa.43.155.36 /32 192.168.222.6 /32 www > > WAN aa.43.155.38 /32 192.168.222.8 /32 www > > WAN aa.43.155.39 /32 192.168.222.9 /32 www > > > > For the Rules > > > > WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.34 http > > WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.34 https > > WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.36 http > > WAN - ANY - ANY - aa.43.155.36 https > > > > I am not getting any inbound webserver traffic. > > > > I also set Proxy Arp for network range aa.43.155.33 - aa.43.155.46 > > where the useable IP range is 14 IP's > > > > aa.43.155.32 / 28 network > > aa.43.155.33 ethernet port on the router > > aa.43.155.45 wan port on m0n0wall > > 192.168.222.1 lan port on m0n0wall > > > > How do I get inbound traffic to the servers we are hosting ? > > > > Thanks, > > > > - Don > > > |