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Marty- Check the following: 1. Is your DMZ in a private address space? Uncheck the "Block Private Networks" option at the bottom of your WAN interface page. 2. Did you add any firewall rules to allow traffic through the box? You'll need to add a rule to allow traffic Source:LAN and Destination:ANYWHERE for starters. 3. Since you can't ping the WAN, try adding a rule to start with that allows all traffic on the WAN interface. At the very least, add a rule to allow ICMP (ping). If that doesn't work, then I guess we "Nelsons" are in some trouble... Tim Nelson Technical Consultant Rockbochs Inc. Marty Nelson wrote: > Afternoon all. > > I'm attempting to turn a couple of physical boxes I have running monowall into virtual boxes and am running into problems. Currently the physical computer is a gateway of sorts that is sitting with the LAN interface in my LAN, and the WAN interface sitting in my DMZ (See my previous postings as to why this is the way it is if you'd like) > > Here's what I've done so far: > > > * Downloaded and installed VMWare Server 1.0.3. > > > * Downloaded Chris' virtual appliance from here: http://chrisbuechler.com/m0n0wall/vmware/challenge/ the one thing I did off the bat was drop the updated cdrom-1.231.iso into the folder and had VMWare point to it as the virtual ISO vs. the 1.2.iso that's in there. > > > > * I then fired up the machine and changed the local address to an address I could connect to on my network. > > > > * From there I uploaded the config that I downloaded from the physical monowall into the virtual monowall, and rebooted. When it came back up I assigned the network ports, lnc0 for LAN and lnc1 for WAN, and rebooted again. > > > > * Here's where it falls apart. I can connect to the virtual monowall just fine on the LAN interface. Everything operates as you'd expect. The problem is that the WAN interface doesn't seem to want to respond to anything. I've gone through VMWare's network settings and have done the following: > > > > o Bridged Ethernet 1 to VMnet0 (Which is physically connected to my LAN) > > o Bridged Ethernet 2 to VMnet4 (Which is physically connected to my DMZ) > > I'm unable to ping the WAN interface, nothing shows up in the log, nada. > > Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > > -Marty > > | ||||||||||