Don't top-post, please.
RYAN vAN GINNEKEN [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks but do you have any advice for me rather than fbsd_user
Not much; your message was hard to follow, and the configuration
didn't seem to match the behavior you observed (e.g., ipfilter wasn't
even in the kernel
Your first problem is you have ipfw and ipf both turned on in kernel
and rc.conf.
You can only have one firewall on at a time.
Remove all firewall and ipf statements from the kernel and
recompile or just use the generic kernel. Then remove all firewall
and natd' statements from rc.conf.
Then go
fbsd_user [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Your first problem is you have ipfw and ipf both turned on in kernel
and rc.conf.
You can only have one firewall on at a time.
For the record, that is not true. They can coexist, and there are
even some (unusual) situations where doing so is useful.
Ok thank you for your reply I have followed the newest handbook to the
letter did you read my email?? which part is incorrect the ipf stuff is
comment out of my kernel and also turned off in rc.conf.I have had
to re enable ipfw in the kernel to get natd and my server to work
properly
Thanks but do you have any advice for me rather than fbsd_user
fbsd_user [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Your first problem is you have ipfw and ipf both turned on in kernel
and rc.conf.
You can only have one firewall on at a time.
For the record, that is not true. They can coexist, and there are
