I don't know what happened to me but I have found the source of the
problem. I run a trace where the Internet card is passing and learnt
that it was trying to use the gateway from the Internal network.
This was fixed already and I can browse the webmail interface from the web.
Thanks for all the support. I will still need to have a secured iptables
script to allows ssh, smtp and pop services in both internal and
external. Anyone please? This is the only thing I would need now.
Tom Manliclic wrote:
Yes it can ping from the Internet and name resolution is working fine.
I have tested it using another box and I'm getting the test apache
website.
The problem is when I put it back to my qtp server I cannot browse
webmail when in local network all is working fine.
I don't know if my setup would be a problem
LAN 192.168.0.100 (Local users)
Internet 192.168.1.50 (Internet users who are passing to a static IP
forwarded to the local address)
What I'm quite sure is there is no problem from the static IP
forwarding queries to the 192.168.1.50 interface.
Please note that iptables is off.
Eric Shubert wrote:
Can you ping from the internet?
Are you getting name resolution?
Perhaps if you said what the domain name was we could do some checking from
the outside world.
Tom Manliclic wrote:
Ok, I restarted the machine, tried ssh and was not able to connect, then
I turned off iptables and I was able to connect through the LAN but when
trying again from the Internet I'm not getting anything.
I should be able to connect to the machine when iptables is off. Anyway,
that's my problem.
So to answer our question, Yes I executed the firewall.sh when I
installed the toaster and no the iptables is not running now.
Eric Shubert wrote:
Did you install/run the firewall.sh script that's part of the installation?
Is iptables running on the toaster?
Tom Manliclic wrote:
I have tried what you suggested running apache on another computer and I
got the site. This could only mean that there's is something blocking
the connection in my qtp box.
Can you please help me with the details on how to properly configure it
to only allow smtp, pop,ssh connection to both local and internet users?
David Campbell wrote:
sounds like a firewall issue still... is there another machine you may
test the redirection of port 80 to via your firewall, for example, if
you run an apache installation on another computer, and you forward
port 80 to that computer, from your internet gateway firewall do you
get access to the other computer from the outside? this would rule out
any firewall issues you may have with your internet gateway and narrow
the issue to the qmailtoaster itself...
On 22/03/2008, *Tom Manliclic* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello all,
I can browse webmail from the local network and my problem is I cannot
browse it from the Internet side. I'm quite sure that DNS and firewall
configuration are correct. I even disabled firewall to see if it will
pass through to no avail. Can someone please shed some light?
Thank you for the help.
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