On 17.09.2017 23:41, Frosty wrote:
Hi Stumpy,

Are you using sys-whonix to enter the internet? If yes you probably
have to open port 9000 on the firewall, because tor traffic goes
trough port 9000


Regards.


On 09/17/2017 11:36 PM, Stumpy wrote:


On 17.09.2017 23:34, Stumpy wrote:
One of the many things on my checklist is to setup some of my appvms
with proper fw rules. I thought I'd start with gmail that I use with a
mail client. I thought it would just be:
smtp.gmail.com
imap.gmail.com
and set it for smtp and imap services using tcp protocol.
Afaik those are the two servers that the client connects to, its what
I have set in my client but it seems I haven't set something right
because the client can't send/recive anything.

So two questions:
1) Is there something I am missing with the above settings and
2) Is there a way I can see the incomming/outgoing traffic for this
one appvm? (which I am guessing would help give me a better idea of
what servers/addresses I need to add to my firewall).

duh. I forgot to also mention that I do have the "deny network access except" raido button chked



Hi Frosty,

Thx 4 that.

in This case I am not using whonix but I did plan on setting up some of my whnx appvms/firewalls later so that might come in handy. Regarding ports, is there a GUI way to add ports, ie vm manager -> firewall dialog box, or does that require editing ip tables?

Cheers

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