I am really confused as to what Im doing wrong on this configuration. I have spent a lot of time on this so I apologize for the novel.. Google and Help just dont have anything more to offer me [:)]
Originally I thought this issue was related to internal DNS, but after changing the DNS Server to my DNS Proxy on the ASL v6.2 firewall I found I wasnt able to hit my web site running off the External IP Address.
I have confirmed that the Web Site is visible from machines externally to my network. This was done externally from a site and from inside my network over a VPN TCP Tunnel.
I have setup a MASQ rule setup as follows:
**I have no problems accessing the internet except for my own personal static IP Addy.
Match Params SRC Trans DST Trans
Internal (Network) -> All / All MASQ__External None
With a Packet Filter Rule
Allow Internal)Network Source -> Any Service -> Allow Any Destination
I really dont see why this rule set wouldnt let me hit http: from my internal network. I am getting a response from nslookup of my domain with the public IP address when I set my PC to use the ASL DNS Proxy which maps to my ISP DNS Primary and Secondary. If I change my PC's DNS primary to my internal DNS server nslookup returns the internal IP Addy on my Web Server. This DNS behavior seems completely normal to me and thus Im leaning towards this being a firewall issue.
A ping command to my external ip address domain name but contains 64 bytes from the internal DNS/Web server IP Address. Again this was tested outside my network and internaly when connecting to work over a VPN TCP Tunnel.
Im really at an end here so any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks much,
DK
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