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pcAnywhere to external host

I can't connect via pcAnywhere from my local network to an external remote host.  I could do this with ipchains, why not with Astaro?  No packets are filtered when I try to connect.

I have Masquerading setup which works fine for all other protocols:
code:
eth0_Network__ -> All / All   MASQ__eth1

Here are my rules:
code:
loopback       Any             loopback     Allow
eth0_Network__ Any             eth0_Interface__ Allow
eth0_Network__ ping-request    Any          Allow
eth0_Network__ DNS             { dns }      Allow
eth0_Network__ HTTP            Any          Allow
eth0_Network__ HTTPS           Any          Allow
eth0_Network__ POP3            { pop }      Allow
eth0_Network__ SMTP            { smtp }     Allow
eth0_Network__ NNTP            news_rr      Allow
Any            HTTP            linweb       Allow
Any            HTTPS           linweb       Allow
Any            SSH             linweb       Allow
eth0_Network__ SSH             Any          Allow
eth0_Network__ Telnet          Any          Allow
eth0_Network__ ISAKMP          { vpn }      Allow
eth0_Network__ PPTP            { vpn }      Allow
eth0_Network__ CITRIX          Any          Allow 
eth0_Network__ pcAnywhere      Any          Allow 
eth0_Network__ FTP             Any          Allow 
eth0_Network__ WHOIS           Any          Allow 
eth0_Network__ traceroute-udp  Any          Allow
Any            Any             broadcast8d  Drop
Any            Any             broadcast32d Drop
Any            { netbios-all } Any          Drop

pcAnywhere defined as:
code:
tcp/udp 1024:65535 5631:5632

The linweb server has a small web server and dnat is setup to allow forwarding, but that shouldn't affect my ability to use pcAnywhere client.

This is affecting my ability to do my job.  Please help.

Thanks.

-Dan


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  • It was a fluke that the 3 hosts I normally connect to were all turned off today.    

    It's working.

    Please ignore my initial question, but if you see anything in my rules that looks wrong please let me know.

    Thanks.
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  • It was a fluke that the 3 hosts I normally connect to were all turned off today.    

    It's working.

    Please ignore my initial question, but if you see anything in my rules that looks wrong please let me know.

    Thanks.
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