Filter/NAT questions
Egbert Jan van den Bussche <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.firewalls.m0n0wall |
|---|---|
| Organization | Thuis |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi, I see some logs that I do not understand. First: How can I read the "ng0 @0:15" part? ng0 is listed as IPv6 gateway and in the IPv6 fe80:: assignments. I have a native IPv6 connection from my provider (XS4ALL in NL). I would be able to find this 0:15 thing in the .XML config file. Second Why is this (IPv4) traffic blocked? I have a NAT rule and FW rule to allow this (VoIP) traffic to my VoIP gateway. Log (\\ continued on same line) Feb 11 13:17:02 green ipmon[125]: 13:17:02.655739 ng0 @0:15 b \\ 82.101.62.99,5060 -> 83.163.218.172,46560 PR udp len 20 279 IN Feb 11 13:17:59 green ipmon[125]: 13:17:59.102595 ng0 @0:15 b \\ 82.101.62.99,5060 -> 83.163.218.172,46560 PR udp len 20 279 IN 82.101.62.99 is a server used by my ISP; 83.163.218.172 is my WAN address assinged with PPPoE by my provider. I think it is strange that the source uses 5060. I would expect that the destination was my IP and 5060/udp... Egbert Jan, NL