Then:
mount -Tio-net ./nfm-ipfilter file=/root/ipfilter/ip.conf
ip.conf contains:
map ppp0 10.1.1.0/28 → 0/32 portmap …( as per documentation)
map ppp0 10.1.1.0/28 ->0/32
So my problem and then my question is:
When I ping an external ip address (through ppp0) I see no packets going
out (looking at the modem lights) (except for the DNS requests, they do go
out through the modem, as they should) .
ping qnx.com Gets the name from the DNS then doesn’t send any icmp packets
at all.
Same for telnet … nothing.
ipmon shows packets going out to the correct addresses but it never
reports any input packets.
ipnat reports correct rules. I used ipf to start and stop logging, to pass
in/out all. All operates as expected.
Have I got the config or something else wrong or is there a prob with
ipfiler mapping packets from internal and 10.1.1.x to ppp0 ??
Then:
mount -Tio-net ./nfm-ipfilter file=/root/ipfilter/ip.conf
Is this going to work? Any way, can you try this:
mount -Tio-net -o"file=/root/ipfilter/ip.conf,stack=tcpip" ./nfm-ipfilter
And see if it’s works for you?
-xtang
ip.conf contains:
map ppp0 10.1.1.0/28 → 0/32 portmap …( as per documentation)
map ppp0 10.1.1.0/28 ->0/32
So my problem and then my question is:
When I ping an external ip address (through ppp0) I see no packets going
out (looking at the modem lights) (except for the DNS requests, they do go
out through the modem, as they should) .
ping qnx.com Gets the name from the DNS then doesn’t send any icmp packets
at all.
Same for telnet … nothing.
ipmon shows packets going out to the correct addresses but it never
reports any input packets.
ipnat reports correct rules. I used ipf to start and stop logging, to pass
in/out all. All operates as expected.
Have I got the config or something else wrong or is there a prob with
ipfiler mapping packets from internal and 10.1.1.x to ppp0 ??