Steve and NLUG:
Have now ruled out stanky hub as problem. Further searches seem to
suggest that the testbed I have built is, in essence, an asymmetric
network configuration that "ain't gonna work."
From each of the daughter firewalls (and computers behind said
firewall), I can ssh nicely to the "internet" firewall. I cannot ssh to
any of the daughter firewalls from any thing. Same ssh configs,
stripped down to the simplest level.
How may I create a "dummy internet" upon which I may test a group of
firewalls?
Going to try to remove the top firewall from the mix, set the IP
addresses of each of the now daughter firewalls to static IP addresses
(okay, I was lazy and tried to use DHCP at the "internet" because that
is exactly the field configuration) and see if there is any more progress.
Howard
On 6/25/19 10:18 PM, Howard White wrote:
Primary culprit found. One of the stanky hubs was dorking the WAN
network. Updates tomorrow.
Howard
On 6/25/19 9:54 PM, Steve wrote:
Hey Howard, can you take a screenshot of your ruleset?
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