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Joao Neves wrote:
> Try setting your $EXTIP to 204.144.132.0/255.255.255.0. This will allow traffic
> to any ip address in your subnet. You should still find out why the packets are
> being sent to the broadcast address, though. I really don't use timed, so I don't
> know how it works.
No can do. I can't use the entire subnet. I only own a few IPs in that range,
not the whole thing:
SubnetMask: 255.255.255.224
Gateway: 204.144.132.161
Broadcast: 204.144.132.191
The $EXTIP is .162 (which is eth0)
The rc.firewall script does have the adjusted subnetmask in it (with .224, not
.255).
AMK4
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