I checked my nat settings again but I can't find anythning wrong with
it. There isn't much that can go wrong can there? I enabled Advanced
outbound NAT and add the following rule:
 WAN     10.*.*.*/24     *       *
Where "10.*.*.*/24" is my LAN subnet. To my understanding i do not
need Proxy ARP but please correct me if im wrong.
Now i have no firewall rules blocking any traffic (or it would show up
in my log files).
I have tried switching between b3 and b7 but with no result.

Only thing that I could still do is do a fresh install of 1.1 and make
a very basic config and see if that works but other then that I am
lost...

Carlo

On 5/21/05, Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> wrote:
> On 5/18/05, Carlo Landmeter <clandmeter at gmail dot com> wrote:
> > Yes the router can access anything it wants. If i look at this picture
> > i see that the LAN and the DMZ interface are actualy working the same
> > way except that the LAN interface has NAT enabled and the DMZ has not.
> >
> 
> You sure your outbound NAT is setup properly?  I'd tcpdump on the WAN
> side to make sure it's working as desired.  It's almost certainly not
> a bug, there are a lot of people running this type of setup.
> 
> -Chris
>