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Hello: A bit slow to respond, but I am moving along with getting m0n0wall to work better. On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, <bloo at sveiks dot lv> Instigater wrote: > Ping problem - make firewall rule on WAN interface to allow ICMP > protocol. > > Instigater Got It. here is the rule: Firewall: Rule: WAN: ICMP Source: * Port: * Dest: * Port: * works like a champ. Thanks! On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, <david dot cook at jetpress dot com> David Cook wrote: > >2nd: etherreal. I loved having etherreal to watch traffic on > >my router. > >Espically now, I need to figure out what IP and ports my VoIP box is > >using, to try to setup up high-priority queueing for those > >IP-ports. How > >can I watch the traffic flowing across my router in realtime? > >( I dont think SNMP will work for this.. ) > > Don't know your setup, but if you have the m0n0wall WAN interface connected > to a router you could put a simple HUB in between and then watch traffic. > This would limit you to just seeing traffic on the WAN interface, but > for your requirement that ought to be enough. Yes, this is a good idea. However I was hoping to avoid having to have ANOTHER piece of hardware on my LAN setup. Im a little confused how snort works, but Ill take a look at it. Could Snort/etherreal just look at the WAN interface on m0n0wall, for example? This is related to another problem I need to solve, which is to watch the traffic on my SPA2000, so I can figure out what IP-addresses I need to set for highest priority in Queues in M0n0wall. How can I watch the IP traffic from my SPA if I am using m0n0wall as my router? > Have you considered using the standard HDD image either on a HDD, or > even better on a CF card in place of a HDD? CF is what m0n0wall was > designed > CF to IDE adaptors are readily available. If you want an idea of options > for a standard PC have a look at > http://www.cfide.co.uk/compact_flash_ide_adapters.shtml. OK this is a UK > site but similar, if not the same, products should be available in North Great Idea! I am persuing this now. The Price of the adapter from the UK to USA is a little high. Does anyone know of anyone selling this Laptop CF-IDE adapter for a reasonable price in the States? I did a quick look on froogle.com and couldnt find anything state-side. For now, I will focus on getting the pc-image to work on the hard drive of this laptop, and see if I can get a USB ethernet card to work on it. Also, how does one shoe-horn the m0n0wall-image onto a laptop hard drive? I am thinking of imaging the .img file to a hard drive in my desktop Windows box, then ghost the partition to a .GHO file, then use Ghost to ghost the partition onto the harddrive of the laptop. Would that work? I think it would. I managed to get this to work. For instructions on how to do this, talk to me. However, Niether Pc-Card ethernet card worked for me, so I am still stuck at the moment. Thanks to Jim G, Dave C. Chet H. and Instigater for all the responses. - Stefan in Boston, Mass. I later posted this to http://m0n0.freedomlink.net/ but no-one seems to be there. Hi: This is exactly what i am trying to solve. Right now, Im using the .ISO image on a Micro-ATX Quiet+Cool Via 800 Box. I wnated to set it up on a laptop, but the PC Card drivers for both the PC Card Ethernet, and PC-Card USB adapters seem to be non-existant. So now I am thinking of using a small-form factor ATX case... if I can find one cheap enough on Ebay. I would still like to get a PC-card equipped old Laptop to work with m0n0, if possible. What I need: - List of USB 2.0 PCI cards that work - List of PCI Ethernet cards that work - List of USB <> ETH adapters that work. (I know one.. the SMC EZ Connect one. can be found used on EBay, no problem... ) - List of PC-Card USB 2.0 adapters that work. ( I have the Adaptec Cardbus32 USB-2.0, doesn't work.) - List of PC-Card Ethernet adapters that work. ( I have 2, Avaya Silver, and Netgear MA401, neither work with m0n0. ) help? -- Stefan |