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Help with server...... PLEASE need a solution

Here is what I got going on I have a DSL connection with 5 static IP's I am running a webserver / mailserver and using the proxy part for the mailserver (which is working just fine)

Proxy picks up port 25 smtp and passes to my mailsever 192.168.1.103 that all works great.
What does not work is my webserver.... I have read the manual as far as setting it up and I have done all of those things I made a definition called Linux_server 192.168.1.103
I have made DNAT/SNAT to linux server I also have made a packet filter to allow traffic to it... I have checked the logs and on outside IP's trying to access the webserver and I do not see in the logs where it is getting dropped as a matter of fact I dont see any log entry for anyrthing to do with port 80 its driving me nuts.... My webserver does use mysql and PHP and was working with the rules that I made and somehow now it decided not to work.. so not sure what happened ... I have looked until I am BLUE about ready to give up...

I need also for this to do IMAP as well as HTTP and HTTPS I will gladly post my entire config if anyone thinks this will help...I am no expert ....

Thanks...

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0 Goofy over 21 years ago

try adding a rule to your packet filter:
from: any
to: your web server host
service: HTTP
action: allow

then add your SNAT/DNAT :
source: any
dest addr: your external interface
service: HTTP
change source to: no change
change dest to: your web server host
service dest: no change
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0 fxdsuperglide over 21 years ago in reply to Goofy

I have done that exactly ..... no luck ?
I dont know what gives.....
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0 Tetz over 21 years ago in reply to fxdsuperglide

Are your rules in the correct order? The ASL will go with the first one the packet matches.
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0 fxdsuperglide over 21 years ago in reply to Tetz

Ok the first rule as far as packet filter is that my internal inetface is any any to access the outside... second packet filter rule is for http is source: any server: linux_server service: http action:allow
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0 fxdsuperglide over 21 years ago in reply to Tetz

Ok the first rule as far as packet filter is that my internal inetface is any any to access the outside... second packet filter rule is for http is source: any server: linux_server service: http action:allow
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