I have been trying to search for this issue and it could even be that this is how the firewall works. Im a newbie to the whole networking environment, go figure, they ask the developer to head up security. Thats like asking the crack dealer to head up the war on drugs in my opinion.
But anyways, I installed the system just fine. Ran through the configuration as directed in the user's manual. That was all fine and the web admin was working perfectly.
Then I attempted to bring up the second interface (the machine has 3 cards). I added the interface, Saved and Enabled it... at first it wouldnt enable so I had to hit the enable button about 3 more times before it finally returned an IP address. Now thata the second interface is up I cannt access the machine remotely at all on either address.
Internal (default name for the 1st on eth0) 192.168.100.2
External (the one I created on eth1) 192.168.100.3
Does anyone know if this is by design or did I screw something up? I can ping out from the machine which tells me that it is live on the net and an ifconfig returns that both interfaces are up. I even tried manually (from the terminal) shutting down eth1 but to no avail. Help!
Thanks!
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