Richard E. Brown wrote:
> Folks:
> 
> I'm using m0n0wall 1.21, and it appears to be blocking traceroute functionality
> between computers on my internal (private IP) network and those on the public
> internet. I've tried both Windows tracert and traceroute on MacOS X.
> 
> After rummaging through the documentation and m0n0wall mailing list archives, I
> don't see any clues to solving this. 
> 
> Can anyone give me insight? Many thanks!
> 
> Rich Brown                    richard dot e dot brown at dartware dot com
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Rich,
I don't have any specific things for you to check on your mono's config, 
but....

Traceroute sends high port UDP packets with short, increasing and TTLs 
to the host you are tracing. When a router along the way expires the 
TTL, it sends the sender an ICMP TTL expired packet.

Is your mono box configured to block any of that? or not send ICMP?

My mono boxes are passing traceroute traffic; I did not do anything 
special, it just worked "out of the box."

Hope that at least gives you something to go on,
Andrew