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unable to connect through gateway

applewlinux
I am unable to connect through the Astaro Security Gateway to my internet connection.
I have an HP Compaq computer, P4/1GB memory/40 GB hard drive/3 NICs
I have loaded Astaro Security Gateway V7 onto it.  The installation went well.
eth0 is connected to the wired/wireless router which in turn is connected to the cable modem.
The ASG connects to the router and gets a DHCP address from it.
The ASG also has gotten updates and sent e-mail out to me.
eth2 is connected to a switch (internal network).
I am am using a Ubuntu system, administrating the ASG using FireFox.
My current settings are as follows
NETWORK
My interfaces show all green / up
Bridging disabled
Routing disabled
DNS enabled Global internal
Forwarders assigned by isp
66.169.***.***
24.197.***.***
DHCP disabled
OSPF disabled
NTP disabled
NETWORK SECURITY
Packet filtering
VOIP -->
IM -->
Terminal Apps -->
E-Mail -->
Web Surfing -->
NAT
Masquerading
internal --> external
Intrusion Protection
Global
internal
WEB SECURITY
HTTP
Global
enabled
HTTP Profiles
none
FTP disabled

 internal

FireFox
Network connection settings  Auto-Detect Proxy Settings

Can anyone see where I have mis-configured the software?


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    This is what I have set for Packet filtering
    VOIP                 internal --> external
    IM                    internal --> external
    Terminal Apps    internal --> external
    E-Mail               internal --> external
    Web Surfing       internal --> external
    and for Masquerading          internal --> external
  • 0 in reply to applewlinux
    Start with pings and traceroutes, and see what's happening.
    Make sure you can ping the internet from the Astaro webmin or console.

    Take a look at the packetfilter logs in Astaro, and see if traffic is getting blocked by the firewall.

    Barry
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  • 0 in reply to applewlinux
    Start with pings and traceroutes, and see what's happening.
    Make sure you can ping the internet from the Astaro webmin or console.

    Take a look at the packetfilter logs in Astaro, and see if traffic is getting blocked by the firewall.

    Barry
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