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ping nat'd without reason

I am able to ping though my firewall although there is no apparent NAT rule allowing this traffic. I have a few NAT rules for certain services, but ICMP/ping are not among them. Any idea how the pings might get through?

I tried unchecking all the ICMP and ping options, but they still go through.

Unfortunately our most recent upgrade as broken the ability to view log files.

Thanks
Alan

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0 BarryG over 10 years ago

Hi,

1. UTM version #?

2. Are you pinging from the Internet, or to the Internet?

3. you can view logs on the console;
cd /var/log
tail packetfilter.log

Barry
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0 alehman over 10 years ago in reply to BarryG

Thanks Barry. I had "gateway forwards traceroute" checked. If I uncheck that, pings stop.

1. UTM ver: 9.210-20
2. Pinging from private lan to DMZ net.
3. Doh, forgot I could view the logs that way. Nothing showing up related to the pings however.
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0 alehman over 10 years ago in reply to BarryG

Thanks Barry. I had "gateway forwards traceroute" checked. If I uncheck that, pings stop.

1. UTM ver: 9.210-20
2. Pinging from private lan to DMZ net.
3. Doh, forgot I could view the logs that way. Nothing showing up related to the pings however.
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