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On Fri, 25 Jun 2004, Justin Ellison wrote: > The problem is that you're pinging from the WAN side, but your tunnel > exists from your LAN IP's. You need to change the source address from > which you are pinging from to the LAN side. Go to exec.php, and paste > the following command in m0n0wall-1: > > /sbin/ping -c 10 -S 192.168.90.4 192.168.100.250 The default source address is the IP address of the interface on which the packet will be sent. When pinging through a tunnel, that would be the IP address of the *tunnel's* virtual interface. The -S option is only needed for testing fairly bizarre things. And if it *were* needed, nothing else would work, anyway, since there's no -S equivalent in most TCP/UDP applications. > This should work as expected. If not, your tunnels aren't configured > quite properly. I'd guess the latter. Fred Wright |