I put in a third interface for separating the wireless traffic with the rest of the net. Two issues:
1) I'm getting very strange results from the device. I went as far as doing a complete reinstall. Here are the current rule sets for this third interface.
# grp source service dest
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9 wifi Wireless (Network) HTTPS Internal (Network)
10 wifi Wireless (Network) WHOIS Any [none]
11 wifi Wireless (Network) SSH Internal (Network)
12 wifi Wireless (Network) SMTP Any
13 wifi Wireless (Network) POP3 Any
14 wifi Wireless (Network) NTP-Async Any
15 wifi Wireless (Network) NTP Any
16 wifi Wireless (Network) Music Any
17 wifi Wireless (Network) HTTPS Any
18 wifi Wireless (Network) HTTP Any
19 wifi Wireless (Network) FTP Any
20 wifi Wireless (Network) DNS Internal (Network)
26 wifi Wireless (Network) NNTP Any
This worked fine for a few hours and now the firewall is blocking all http and https access from the wireless net outbound. I can ping into the internal net. The packet filters logs confirm that the ports are closed to the wireless net. Can anyone explain this? It seems like a hacker is messing with me... but that seems like along shot.
Second question: I'd like to set this interface up so it requires an IPsec or PPTP connection to get into the network. How might I do this?
Much thanks.
~Doug
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