Hi guys n gals.
After trying all I could find on google for the past 14 hours I turn to you for help.
I have tried over and over again and cannot seem to get the internet to work via the 9.1 UTM licensed for home use. My config in it's most basic form is as follows:
Internal network (192.168.2.0 on eth0) -> WAN interface (192.168.1.1 eth1) -> Huawei 970B 3G modem DHCP disabled (192.168.1.254)
None of the devices on the internal network (all assigned static addresses) can connect to the internet. I know the default firewall action after new install is block all. With no new firewall rules set, I can ping 192.168.1.254 from internal devices but when I try access the router config via browser, the connection fails and this is logged in the firewall. So I create a rule on the firewall to allow traffic from internal network to WAN IP and try again. This time, the firewall logs nothing but I still cannot access the web interface of the modem yet I can still ping the IP. All content filtering, web filtering and IPS are blocked.
The default masquerading rule is set from installation.
No Routing rules have been specified and not NAT rules either.
WAN config:
IP 192.168.1.1
Mask /24
GW 192.168.1.254
Oddly enough, I can get full internet access when I configure the UTM in a virtualbox instance using bridging on the interfaces but this dedicated machine I built yesterday doesn't want to work.
Internet does work when I configure bridging but then regardless of what rules I set in the firewall, all traffic goes where it want, despite me adding rules to block traffic in a specific range.
All this is rather confusing to me and some help would be greatly appreciated.
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