pf MTU weirdness...
"Mike Hebel" <[email protected]> Fri, 26 Feb 2010 16:26:08 -0600 (CST)
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So I just switched to a dedicated DSL and got rid of the POTS line to save money and in the process I re-did the firewall. I had a clean NetBSD 4.0 Raq2 available so I used that and built a new kernel for pf+ALTQ goodness. Among other things I just ported my pf rules over to the new system from an older (3.7 Sparc) OpenBSD box. Everything works properly except that it doesn't seem to be scrubbing packets where it did fine on the old box. Relevant pf.conf lines: scrub in all scrub out on $ext_if fragment reassemble min-ttl 15 max-mss 1432 For instance I had to change the mtu on the webserver (0) before it would properly display to the outside world due to the DSL fragmentation issue. (Needing an mtu of 1432 or so instead of the regular 1500.) How do I go about testing to confirm it's the firewall and not something else? I don't have PPPoE on my connection (thank $diety) so that shouldn't be an issue. Any ideas? -- Mike (0) Technically I had to use pf there too because ifconfig buggered me at changing the MTU setting. (NetBSD 3.0 Sparc64) If the universe is a giant stage production then it's Sweeney Todd and we're all meat-pies.