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Hello,

so, first posting here. My name is Stefan Onken AKA Stonki. I installed astaro at home last weekend, after I purchased it some weeks ago for a company. I am involved in opensource and Linux, e.g. I am doing the German ProFTPD Documentation.

Ok, I've got strange problem:

I setup astaro last saturday and it DID work fine. Today I logged from work to the webinterface and played a little bit with the VPN Settings. The connection broke. Now I am not able to contact from my localnet to the internet or from the internet to my localnet (I forwarded the FTP ports to my ftp server). The internet connection is still working, because I have two IPs: one for the DSL Modem (IP: .201), another for the the Firewall (IP: .202). The Modem is routing all incoming connections to the Firewall.

I am able to connect to the modem from work, so internet is working. I am able to connect from my LAN (192.168.1.x) to the MODEM (!!!!), so that should work as well, but I am not able to make any connection from my LAN to the Outside world ! Also I am not able to SSH or Ping the Firewall.

I went home to check if something is wrong, did also (quite desperate) a reboot. No success.

So, where can I do have a look to check what is happening ? Any idea ? For me this sound VERY strange (more like a USER error).

Summery:
-- -- --> world

ping localnet - Modem: working
ping world - Modem: working
ping localnet - world: not working

cu
stonki

P.S. What is the favourite language here ? Should it be english or can it be german ?

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0 Stefan Onken over 22 years ago

one last remark: I didn't touch any of the setting exept VPN. So the rules were working
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0 Fausto Oliveira over 22 years ago in reply to Stefan Onken

You are sure your outside interface is UP??
my feeling is that either you have lost/misconfigured the routing table or that the Harware isn't avaliable/malfuntioning
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0 Fausto Oliveira over 22 years ago in reply to Stefan Onken

You are sure your outside interface is UP??
my feeling is that either you have lost/misconfigured the routing table or that the Harware isn't avaliable/malfuntioning
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0 Stefan Onken over 22 years ago in reply to Fausto Oliveira
You are sure your outside interface is UP??
my feeling is that either you have lost/misconfigured the routing table or that the Harware isn't avaliable/ malfuntioning

First: It does work now.

Well, I were able to access my modem, so the eth1 interface must have been open. I thought that maybe the modem had problem, so I connected the modem to my w2k notebook and set the notebook to the same settings like my Astaro Filewall. It worked !!! Than I changed the cable back to the Firewall and... it worked ...

But I can see in the kernel.log that it was dropping the packets the whole day.. This is very strange.

From the logs:

code:

Oct 21 11:06:28 firewall daemon-watcher[462]: Watching superdaemon.pl ALL OK
Oct 21 11:07:19 firewall superdaemon.pl[466]: increasing interval for superdaemon::nacctd to 10 seconds
Oct 21 11:07:31 firewall superdaemon.pl[466]: decreasing interval for superdaemon::nacctd to 5 seconds
Oct 21 11:10:35 firewall superdaemon.pl[466]: Receiving SIGTERM. Exiting...
Oct 21 12:14:40 (none) daemon-watcher[239]: Watching superdaemon.pl...
Oct 21 12:14:40 (none) daemon-watcher[239]: No instance of superdaemon.pl running! Restarting...
Oct 21 12:14:42 (none) superdaemon.pl[243]: This is Superdaemon - starting with PID 243

Well. I will have a look on it the next days... It worries me :-(
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