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TOR Rules (NAT and Port)

watnemoe1@comcast.net
I have a box that sits on a separate NIC isolated from my other machines (yep 3 NICS in the Astaro box). I am trying to get TOR to go through the firewall and I keep getting dropped packets from the source. When the DMZ machine I have goes out to the TOR network to advertise, I can see the one port I have opened in the firewall rule as being dropped (172.16.1.8 >> external host). So I am guessing the problem is coming from my NAT rule. Any ideas, suggestions, or help?


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    Do you have Masquerading setup for your LAN (under Network Security - NAT, iirc)?

    You need to Masq the LAN to the EXT Interface.

    Also, what packetfilter rules do you have for outbound traffic?
    Keep in mind Astaro blocks all traffic by default.

    Barry
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    Do you have Masquerading setup for your LAN (under Network Security - NAT, iirc)?

    You need to Masq the LAN to the EXT Interface.

    Also, what packetfilter rules do you have for outbound traffic?
    Keep in mind Astaro blocks all traffic by default.

    Barry
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