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Wierd Problem

TomStage
Hi All

I have a router that can send all its logs to a syslog server, so i have installed a syslog server on my internal network, thinking that I could have the router send all the logs to that server.

So here is what I have done:

01)  Network Protection → Firewall → Rules → SYSLOG from Internet Router to [Internal SYSLOG Server]
02)  Network Protection → NAT → NAT → SYSLOG from Internet Router to External (Address)

But the Firewall drops all the packages with the following entry in the firewall log:

2014:02:12-14:26:03 [MASKED] ulogd[4484]: id="2001" severity="info" sys="SecureNet" sub="packetfilter" name="Packet dropped" action="drop" fwrule="60001" initf="eth2" srcmac="b0:b2[:D]c:98:a:3" dstmac="0:c:29:98:3d:5b" srcip="[MASKED]" dstip="[MASKED]" proto="17" length="230" tos="0x00" prec="0x00" ttl="64" srcport="32768" dstport="514"

I have even put the firewall rule as the 1st rule, but it still drops the packets.

Can any one tell me what I am missing here?


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    If jetkins' advice didn't solve your issue, please edit your original post to show portions of the actual IPs, like 212.x.y.184 and 172.2?.z.253, so that we can understand what's public and what's private.  Also, attach screencaps of your firewall and NAT rules.

    Cheers - Bob
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    If jetkins' advice didn't solve your issue, please edit your original post to show portions of the actual IPs, like 212.x.y.184 and 172.2?.z.253, so that we can understand what's public and what's private.  Also, attach screencaps of your firewall and NAT rules.

    Cheers - Bob
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