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fix one problem, run into another :))

psychorugger
Ok, now that I've fixed my hardware problem, here's my new one.  I can't get to the internet.  Internally, I can ping everything up to the external interface of the firewall.  I can ping the external interface.  I can't ping the router from the internal network, but I can ping everything when I'm on the firewall.  I know I'm miss routing something, but I'm so tired, I can't see it right now.  Here's my config:

eth0.  192.168.x.x   255.x.x.x  no gw
eth1.  66.x.x.2  255.x.x.x  gw 66.x.x.1  (verified correct from isp)

route:  192_interface to 66_interface
nat:  192_Interface__ -> All / All   MASQ__66   None

Know where I screwed the pooch yet?

Thanks,  psychorugger   


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    psychorugger,

    it doesn't become clear to me what you want to  reach with
    a static route "route: 192_interface to 66_interface".

    Please remove it!

    The masq rule has to be "internal_network -> external_interface""
    not "internal_Interface -> external interface".

    In addition you'd need a packetfilter like
    "internal_network any_service any_destination ALLOW" to surf the web.

    HTH
    o|iver

      
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    psychorugger,

    it doesn't become clear to me what you want to  reach with
    a static route "route: 192_interface to 66_interface".

    Please remove it!

    The masq rule has to be "internal_network -> external_interface""
    not "internal_Interface -> external interface".

    In addition you'd need a packetfilter like
    "internal_network any_service any_destination ALLOW" to surf the web.

    HTH
    o|iver

      
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