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Greetings list, we have a m0n0wall PC with 2 NICs that serves as a lab router. There is one rule on each interface that allows any protocol from any source to any destination. Today, about an hour ago, the router stopped allowing any access to our Squid Proxy (TCP port 8080) that is outside of the m0n0wall. There are dozens of PC behind the LAN interface of the m0n0wall, but only entries for one PC showing a red X for access to the Squid Proxy server on port 8080. We rebooted monowall, even added an explicit rule to the squid proxy server IP and port and that didn't help. There was no evidence of what was causing the problem. The odd thing is that you could telnet from the same computers behind the LAN interface to the IP and Port # of the Squid Proxy Server and Squid Proxy port. Unfortunatlely, we have to remove m0n0wall from service and put back the original router m0n0wall replaced. WHAT GIVES? |