Tim T Bos wrote:
Hi Erik,
I used a GENERIC kernel as well as a custom kernel.
Both have the same behavior.
I even tried a default install without any extra boot options.
ON FreeBSD 5.5 i didn't have this problem.
I'm going to try to log all actions.
I must do something seriously wrong.
Hi Erik,
I used a GENERIC kernel as well as a custom kernel.
Both have the same behavior.
I even tried a default install without any extra boot options.
ON FreeBSD 5.5 i didn't have this problem.
I'm going to try to log all actions.
I must do something seriously wrong.
Thanks anyway
Erik
Tim T Bos wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have a problem with PF. Normally when I load pf.ko it uses deny all
as default.
But if i compile it in the kernel or load it as a module both it won't work.
If a have only one rule "block all" or "block all on ext_if" I can still
go on the internet and if I portscan
Hi Guys,
I have a problem with PF. Normally when I load pf.ko it uses deny all
as default.
But if i compile it in the kernel or load it as a module both it won't work.
If a have only one rule "block all" or "block all on ext_if" I can still
go on the internet and if I portscan my computer i get m
Parse your rules without actually loading them:
pfctl -n -f /etc/pf.conf
Flush the old rules and load the new ones without rebooting:
pfctl -F -f /etc/pf.conf
Gah! I knew that didn't look right...
pfctl -F all -f /etc/pf.conf
Or check out "man pfctl" for other options.
Both are must-haves for tin
I have read the manpage on pf but I am still stumped. I get some error
messages when starting up that say something like 'rule expands to no
possible valid combination' or something to that effect. If someone can tell
me how I can find out what the error messages are when I boot I will post
Hello,
I have read the manpage on pf but I am still stumped. I get some error
messages when starting up that say something like 'rule expands to no
possible valid combination' or something to that effect. If someone can
tell me how I can find out what the error messages are when I boot I
will
On Thursday 29 July 2004 22:57, RJ45 wrote:
> hello,
> I configured PF for natting machines on my LAN
> using FreeBSD as ADSL gateway.
>
> I just write a simple rule
> nat on tun0 from 172.16.16.0/24 to any -> (tun0)
^^
> but NAT does not work, packe
hello,
I configured PF for natting machines on my LAN
using FreeBSD as ADSL gateway.
I just write a simple rule
nat on tun0 from 172.16.16.0/24 to any -> (tun0)
but NAT does not work, packets are blocked.
ip forwarding is enabled
using ipfilter works and packets are natted succesfully with a s
