I'm trying to see if I can put a firewall inside a network behind another firewall, to provide more granular control over allowed traffic. Using the software.
So I have: line --> Sonic Wall --> switch --> (office machines) and Astaro --> switch --> test-workstation.
Office network is 192.168.10.nn,
the Astaro is 10.30 on its external, no gateway;
40.1 on its internal, no gateway;
and the test workstation is 40.10.
I have previously connected the Astaro directly out via DSL so I know all the stuff works.
Current config:
Sonic has NAT on;
Astaro has NAT on, Internal (network) -> all / all;
DNS proxy on, internal interface, internal network, and both my internal DNS and an external one listed.
Packet filter set for internal / any / any.
What happens:
Firefox attempts to connect outside, says "connectioni refused at . . ."
Up2Date returns a code 500 attempting to connect to authentication servers.
Workstation won't ping outside but will ping inside.
Workstation will connect to a test website at 10.23 by IP but not by name.
SO . . . I have a DNS issue? or is double-natting not allowed? Shouldn't the outer firewall (the Sonic) just see 10.30 and its dependent subnet as just one machine? Do I need the HTTP proxy on the Astaro?
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