> Tom I would post your original message and other corresponding replies > with Collins to the Shorewall mailing list. I'm pretty sure Tom can > give you a diagnosis or some flame to get pointed in the right > direction. One or the other anyways. :P > > Personally I would change eht0:0 to be on a different subnet and then > reconfigure shorewall accordingly. I think your causing yourself more > problems than need be with your "local and net zones" on the same > network and same network card at that. I've never seen anyone try and > do that before. I've seen mulitple zones off of the local zone but > never the local and net zones one the same network. That just doesn't > make sense from a security standpoint. > > Thats just my opinion though. > > Thanks, > JBanks
Thanks, I'll go with that. Unfortunately my wireless linksys router doesn't support other subnets, when I have to use port forwarding on my router I can only do so for 192.168.1 addresses. Tom -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
