15th July 2011
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More noise than signal
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: USA
Posts: 7,983
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- The ASCII picture is helpful, but until we see how you provisioned -- your applicable config files -- we will not be able to help, except by guessing.
- You can watch packets flow, or not, with tcpdump(8). You should use it with each physical interface -- both external and the single internal -- to check to see if packets are exiting, and if responses are received.
- If PF is enabled, be sure to add logging to all your block rules, and for more enlightenment, your pass rules as well, and use tcpdump with the pflog0 interface also. You may discover your root cause is your PF configuration.
Avoid using publicly accessible IP addresses in your public posts, to limit exposing configuration flaws to attack.
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