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I have noticed in the monowall logs that it is allowing traffic in from the servers interface and out of the wan interface but I still cannot get any internet traffic.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have noticed in the monowall logs that it is allowing traffic in from the servers interface and out of the wan interface but I still cannot get any internet traffic.


Any ideas?

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Hi all<br />
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I am running monowall version 1.31<br />
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I am having a problem with a monowall in a datacenter environment.<br />
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It has 3 interfaces - Lan - WAn and Servers<br />
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The wan is bridged with the servers interface. <br />
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There is a firewall rule that allows traffic form the Servers interface &gt;&nbsp;to the wan interface but I cant get internet access on any devices behind the bridged server.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi all

I am running monowall version 1.31

I am having a problem with a monowall in a datacenter environment.

It has 3 interfaces - Lan - WAn and Servers

The wan is bridged with the servers interface. 

There is a firewall rule that allows traffic form the Servers interface > to the wan interface but I cant get internet access on any devices behind the bridged server.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Monowall no internet on bridged interface

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