VIP trouble I think.
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Hello, I did have everything working till the PSU over heated and shut the system down. I got it back up and running now all my servers can't be accessed. Everything was the same as before it went down. I have Virtual IPs using Proxy ARP (my ISP uses ARP for the IPs). I have them mapped right, I have 4 IPs and 4 virtual IP rules all at /32. Then put in my NAT 1:1 config, each VIP I put in to the servers internal IP address. Finally I added my rules to the firewall to let any traffic though to the 3 servers I have.
Virtual IP
Interface Type External IP
WAN2 P ARP 64.168.12.250
WAN2 P ARP 64.168.12.251
WAN2 P ARP 64.168.12.252NAT 1:1
Interface External IP Internal IP
WAN2 64.168.12.250 192.168.1.1
WAN2 64.168.12.251 192.168.1.2
WAN2 64.168.12.252 192.168.1.3Firewall:
Proto Source Port Destination Port Gateway
TCP * * 192.168.1.1 IP's ports *
UDP * * 192.168.1.1 IP's ports *
TCP * * 192.168.1.2 IP's ports *
TCP * * 192.168.1.3 IP's ports *This is pretty much my setup, but it isn't working. Nothing out of the ordinary in the logs or anything. ISP can't detect anything on there end. Can anyone help me out. Need help ASAP, it is bad to have my servers down over the weekend.
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Did you reinstall anything? Rebuild the conifg? Upgrade from an older version? This should not happen just because the system was rebooted. Also how do you test if it actually is working? Note that 1:1 NAT won't work with natreflection and that natreflection is not enabled by default anyway. In case you are testing this from inside your network (lan) please check coming from wan.
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I am using an anonymous proxy to test from outside. I didn't reinstall, updated a while back to the new version (didn't cause a problem), and I don't believe I rebuilt the config. Everyone keeps telling my my config should work when I had this problem last time but I am not sure why it just started working back then. I switched NICs and had all my info in, no luck.