Hey guys. I was installing a home licensed version of ASL 3.2 on an old PC I had laying around. The installation went smoothly and both network cards were found. I configured one as an internal interface servicing 192.168.1.0/24 and the other one as the external, set for DHCP from my cable ISP. I connect to my cable modem, and connect to the ASL box with my workstation using a crossover for testing.
I boot up and the ASL box boot grabs an address and a gateway from the ISP. I then boot my workstation and that has a fixed IP on the interior network I log into the Webadmin, set my passwords and check to see my static routes are in, and all is ok. I can ping both of the ASL interfaces from my workstation. The ASL box can ping my workstation by IP and the outside world, both by IP and by FQDN. OK, everything is great.
I then create my first rule. Just an Any/Any/Any/Accept, to try and test. Doesn't work. Neither does specifying the internal net as a source. Neither does specifying my workstation. The logs record all the drops when I either try to ping from my workstation to the outside and also my DNS lookups. Anyone have any ideas what I forgot? I'm used to Checkpoint, so maybe I'm just forgetting something stupid.
Thanks..
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