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On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 iwsnyder at csupomona dot edu wrote: > I've read the archives, and I cannot find out how to allow ping to pass > outside the local (LAN) subnet. Sending pings from a host on LAN to some host on the Internet? That is allowed by default and should work. Otherwise there's probably something else in your upstream blocking it. > Right now I can ping other machines inside the LAN, and I can ping the > m0n0wall, but I cannot ping websites. Coming from the WAN, no ICMP echo > is returned. Again, you should be able to ping Internet hosts from LAN with the default rules. m0n0wall will not respond to ICMP echo on WAN, though (for security reasons). - Manuel |