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Help with internet connectivity for "Wireless" interface

iroc409
I recently installed Sophos UTM for the first time a couple of days ago, coming from Untangle, and so far I'm impressed.  I am having some problems I have yet to figure out.

I am using a PC with 3 NICs for my UTM (my previous Untangle box), with:
-External WAN
-Internal LAN
-Wirless LAN

I have a WRT54G as a WAP, in AP/bridge mode.  I basically left its configuration from my Untangle network.  I can connect everything back to the wireless just as before.  All the devices obtain a proper IP address, gateway, etc.  However, none of them can access the internet.  I've tried watching a bunch of logs, and I don't see anything that is preventing them from accessing the internet.

When doing the setup for firewall rules and so forth, I basically just cloned the rules that were set up in the wizard for the internal network, and modified them appropriately for the wireless interface.  I can't seem to find anything different, but obviously there has to be.  I've spent a couple hours trying to troubleshoot this, and am getting nowhere.

Any ideas?


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    Hi & welcome!

    Did you create a Masquerading rule for the Wireless Network->EXT/WAN Address?

    Also, check the logs, & see the Rulz: http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/general-discussion/49065-rulz.html

    Barry


    Hi Barry,

    I cloned the masquerading rule that was created at install for the internal network and changed it for the wireless network.

    I'll dig through the "rulz" and see what I can do there.  I've been digging through logs like crazy, testing with my laptop with live logs, and haven't found anything suspect as of yet, but I will keep digging.