The same here. As far as I can see, the reply packets are silently dropped, while the internal host replies to the incoming connection.
## trying to connect to 192.168.75.90 port 80 i...@client:~$ telnet 192.168.75.90 80 Trying 192.168.75.90... ## snooping external interface at firewall/router: i...@fire:~$ pfexec snoop -d ext90 -r port 80 Using device ext90 (promiscuous mode) 192.168.72.50 -> 192.168.75.90 HTTP C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 192.168.75.90 HTTP C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 192.168.75.90 HTTP C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 192.168.75.90 HTTP C port=56044 ## snooping internal interface at firewall/router: i...@fire:~$ pfexec snoop -d int11 -r port 8080 Using device int11 (promiscuous mode) 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 10.4.4.11 -> 192.168.72.50 HTTP (proxy) R port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 10.4.4.11 -> 192.168.72.50 HTTP (proxy) R port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 10.4.4.11 -> 192.168.72.50 HTTP (proxy) R port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 192.168.72.50 -> 10.4.4.11 HTTP (proxy) C port=56044 -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-code mailing list opensolaris-code@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code
