Sounds like the Netgear ISDN Router is already doing NAT. (thus the
non-routable 192.168.0.1 IP and a Non-disclosed Public IP address -
MyWWWStatic IP)
I am assuming that without the m0n0wall, your network PCs get out to the
internet and people can get to your web server on the LAN.
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James W. McKeand
-----Original Message-----
From: Franz Lippi [mailto:lippi dot franz at blastministries dot net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 10:37 AM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] cant get traffic thru firewall - WAN setup problem?
Hi,
I am a m0n0wall newbie, looks like a great product and comes with high
recommodation, but I got stuck.....description of what I did so far:
I have set up a computer w 2 NICs, tested them physically on the local lan
side, works fine.
this is my setup:
ISP over ISDN dialin; I get the the same IP Adress at every dialin
(MyWWWStatic IP ) , the netgear ISDN Router handles that
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Ethernet to ISDN Router (Netgear RT338) Router IP: 192.168.0.1
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Monowall NIC "WAN" (setup: static IP adress (MyWWWStatic IP) w default
gateway pointing to Netgear Router (192.168.0.1)) Monowall NIC "LAN",
192.168.0.25
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Local Network w PCs 192.168.0.10-35
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WAN config:
I tried to put the WAN NIC to a static IP adress (MyWWWStatic IP) w default
gateway pointing to Netgear Router (192.168.0.1) I can access the webGUI
over the Local LAN; I put in rules for WAN , TCP protokoll * * * * allow
traffic, for LAN proto *, Source LAN-net, * * * allow traffic
I thought this is a pretty forward setup, BUT I CNAT BRING ANY TRAFIIC OVER
THE FIREWALL.
Am I sitting on my brain or
has the fact that my IF to the ISP is a Eth 2 ISDN router something to do
with it?
Do you have any ideas?
Grateful for help!!
Franz Lippi
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