Configuring Transparent Mode
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Aha. It sounds like it is doing NAT for some reason. If you go to firewall => NAT => Outbound, what do you see?
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The option "Automatic outbound NAT rule generation (IPsec passthrough)" is selected.
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aha, click to AON (manual) and delete the rule that then appears.
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I did it and lost internet connectivity from the LAN and the OTP1 still the same.
I selected the "Automatic outbound NAT rule generation (IPsec passthrough)" back. -
sorry, my bad. re-enable manual AON and tell me what rule you see.
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Its ok, I appreciate you trying to help me.
Here is the only rule when manual AON is EnabledInterface Source Source Port Destination Destination Port NAT Address NAT Port Static Port Description
WAN 192.168.1.1/24 * * * * * NO Auto created rule for LAN -
okay, that is correct. can you post contents of /tmp/rules.debug?
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I hope you dont mind but I emailed it to you, didn't want to post it.
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Hey Dan, I just wanted to let you know that with version "2.0-BETA3" the Transparent Mode (bridge) is working. I notice one issue on the server in OPT1, if I restart it can't get out to the internet 'till I "repair" the network connection.
By repair I mean, in Windows going to Network Connections right clicking on the connection and selecting the option to repair.
Thanks for all your help
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glad it is working. if this server has a static IP what you are describing is odd. be interesting to run a packet trace on the OPT1 interface after booting the server and then doing the repair.
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Hi, sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, I was not able to reproduce the error to run a packet capture - I'll make sure to run capture it if it ever happens again.
Thank you again for all your help!