On 2009-05-03, dug wrote:
>
> Ok. It's just a mistake rewriting the rule in the mail.
don't rewrite the rules, paste the pf.conf in exactly. if you are
paranoid about IP addresses, *consistently* replace one byte of the
address with some other value.
Le 4 mai 09 ` 14:59, ropers a icrit :
Hang on, you're not running OpenBSD 4.5. What version are you running,
and have you considered upgrading to the latest and greatest?
regards,
--ropers
I'm running Openbsd 4.4.
If I can't solve this issue, I will upgrade to 4.5.
But I don't think, it's an
2009/5/3 dug :
> This is the result of pfctl -s rules :
>
> # pfctl -s rules
> scrub all no-df random-id fragment reassemble
Hang on, you're not running OpenBSD 4.5. What version are you running,
and have you considered upgrading to the latest and greatest?
regards,
--ropers
Le 3 mai 09 ` 18:04, (private) HKS a icrit :
Setting the rule "pass quick from any to any" at the beginning of my
pf.conf file doesn't solve the problem.
I always have block on these packets
Logs of pftop tool :
pfTop: Up Rule 1-55/71, View: rules, Cache: 1
RULE ACTION DIR LOG Q
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 10:14 AM, dug wrote:
> Thans for your reply.
>
> Le 2 mai 09 ` 10:59, ropers a icrit :
>
>> 2009/5/1 dug :
>> 0>
>> 1> #Allow SMTP, HTTPS
>> 2> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port
>> 25
>> 3> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port
>> 443
>> 4> pass quick proto tcp f
Thans for your reply.
Le 2 mai 09 ` 10:59, ropers a icrit :
2009/5/1 dug :
0>
1> #Allow SMTP, HTTPS
2> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port
25
3> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port
443
4> pass quick proto tcp from { } port 25 to
any
5> pass quick proto tcp from { } port 25 to
any
6>
2009/5/1 dug :
0>
1> #Allow SMTP, HTTPS
2> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port 25
3> pass quick proto tcp from any to { } port 443
4> pass quick proto tcp from { } port 25 to any
5> pass quick proto tcp from { } port 25 to any
6> pass quick proto tcp from any port 25 to { }
7> pass quick prot
have you looked at the output from `pfctl -sr'? might give you a clue.
--patrick
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 9:09 AM, dug wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some filter problems with a new installed firewall with Openbsd 4.4
> using PF.
>
> This Firewall is connect to Internet and to a private network.
> On
Hello,
I have some filter problems with a new installed firewall with Openbsd
4.4 using PF.
This Firewall is connect to Internet and to a private network.
On this private network there is another Freebsd router which is a
connected to
a second private network. On it, there is a mail serve
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