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Hello!

I am having some packets blocked when I have allow rules that should
cover them. For instance:

May  1 22:57:57 192.168.0.1 ipmon[130]: 22:57:57.289976 sis1 @0:31 b
192.168.0.2,41262 -> 83.149.110.1,80 PR tcp len 20 52 -AF IN

This appears to be my workstation making an outgoing HTTP request. It
claims that it was blocked, however the only rule I have set on my LAN
interface allows traffic from the LAN subnet to any host, any port, so
things like this should never be blocked.

The only thing that I can think that could be causing this is the fact
that I do have Outbound NAT enabled. This is to keep requests from
appearing to originate from from my dynamic PPPoE IP, rather I have them
leave through one of my static IPs that are routed to me.

Any ideas?
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Zach Lowry
MTSU, Murfreesboro, TN
zach at zachlowry dot net
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