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Pinging FROM the Astaro

Jmangione
Hello.

I have ASG v7 running on a VMWare Linux virtual machine, and I'm trying to get to first base with some configuration issues (external to the firewall). I have all Network Security -> Packet Filter -> ICMP/Ping/Tracert settings wide open so I can ping my way into an understanding of what's going on.

One of the things I would like to do is to ping out through each of the firewall's "interfaces" (remember, most of this is virtualized). Unlike a typical Windows or Linux environment, there seems to be no command line interface from which to launch pings, etc., through the various nics.

Is there a way to accomplish this objective without having to go through a separate device?

Thanks, and sorry if this is such a trivially simple request. I am a gnubee.

John


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    On the 'Advanced' tab of 'Network Security >> Packet Filter', you can start the 'Traffic Monitor' and watch activity.  If you want to capture all of the traffic for later review, you'll need something like wireshark on a PC.

    Cheers - Bob
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    On the 'Advanced' tab of 'Network Security >> Packet Filter', you can start the 'Traffic Monitor' and watch activity.  If you want to capture all of the traffic for later review, you'll need something like wireshark on a PC.

    Cheers - Bob
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