It does look as though your IP/port addresses are the same, even  
though on different physical interfaces. Is this what you wanted?

On Jul 17, 2008, at 15:08, Wilko Lunenburg wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> For quite some time it puzzles me why there are entries in the  
> firewall-log about blocking smtp connections coming in from my OPT  
> interface, where my access point is connected to. Most of the time  
> there is nothing using this accesspoint at all.
>
> But shorty I began logging valid smtp accesses from the WAN too and  
> now I see that for some (not all?!?!) smtp accesses from the WAN  
> there is a corresponding one that seems to come from OPT.
>
> The setup I use is: one network-card connected to a modem to the  
> internet provider. Another card directly connected to the LAN and  
> the third card connected to an accesspoint. The last one is brigded  
> to the LAN.
>
> It looks like this in the log:
>
> 21:38:49.235667	OPT	88.104.127.246, port 1966	192.168.77.253,	port  
> 25	TCP
> 21:38:49.233888	WAN	88.104.127.246, port 1966	192.168.77.253,	port  
> 25	TCP
>
> Where the first line is being blocked and the second accepted, can  
> anyone explain why this happens?
>
>
>
> -- 
> Met vriendelijke groet,
>
> Wilko Lunenburg
>
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> Bohr
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