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Hi all I have a problem with monowall which I'm trying to solve since some weeks. I had bevore a complete VLAN config and rebuilt everything because I was thinking there is something wrong with monowall and VLAN tagging. Now I have the same problem with a LAN and WAN Interface. This is my setup: Internet <-> Monowall <-> LAN My LAN Port got ip 172.16.1.1/24 In the LAN I have a public ip-range on a device where the routing and everything is right configured. I can see drops in firewall log when I try to ping something out in the internet or do other communications. Now I setup the following rule at the LAN Interface: UDP 62.12.146.138 5060 212.55.198.140 5060 62.12.146.138 -> SIP to 212.55.198.140 The following I see in the filter log: LAN 62.12.146.138, port 5060 212.55.198.140, port 5060 UDP LAN 62.12.146.138, port 5060 212.55.198.140, port 5060 UDP LAN 62.12.146.138, port 5060 212.55.198.140, port 5060 UDP (???) So why is mono blocking this traffic even when I specify the RIGHT rule on the LAN Interface? Do I have to specify the same rule again on the WAN Interface? I don't know what more to troubleshoot in this case. Remember 62.12.146.138 is routed on my local 172.16.1.0/24 network. Thanks for any answer Peter |