Night Eagle wrote:

>I am experiencing an intersting problem with my shorewall router/firewall and
>I'm hoping someone here might be able to help me diagnose and fix the problem.
>
>I have a mostly normal setup:  a linux computer running shorewall 
>(v3.4.3) that
>has three interfaces.  The three interfaces correspond to net (eth5),
>dmz (eth4),
>and lan (eth2) zones.
>The lan zone can connect to dmz and net.  dmz can only connect to net.  This
>all works great thanks to shorewall.
>
>The wrinkle is that we have a Cisco PIX for VPN access to the lan zone from
>outside the firewall.  Problem is that clients connecting through that
>device can only access the lan zone,  not the dmz zone.
>
>The external interface of the PIX is in the dmz zone (10.0.1.2/24),
>and accessible
>from the net via a set of DNAT rules.  The internal interface of the
>PIX is in the
>lan zone (192.168.1.4/24),  so when a client connects,  they are
>tunnelled through
>and appear to be another client in the lan zone, albeit with an
>address for a different network.


A couple of thoughts that come to mind.

1) What policies are set on the Pix ? Do they correctly send DMZ 
traffic from the clients via the VPN tunnel ? Do they allow the 
traffic through at the Pix end ?

2) You are trying to access IPs via the VPN that are in the same 
subnet as the Pix external interface, does the Pix try and route 
these directly itself ? That would seem a logical thing to expect, 
after all it isn't normal to route packets to a locally connected 
subnet via a different gateway.


Before getting too bogged down at the Shorewall end, have you checked 
that the packets are actually reaching the Shorewall machine ? Get 
out your favourite packet sniffer (I use wireshark) and see if you 
actually see packets coming out of the Pix internal interface that 
are destined for the DMZ.

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