How to remove NAT rule from console
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I created a NAT rule wrong, and now I can not access the administration console. I can remove it with a command?
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How are you accessing the GUI?
There should not be any NAT involved…
How do you have access to the console?
Via ssh?You could modify the config.xml directly.
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I have no access to GUI, because the rule that I created in error prevents it.
I can access the console but in the file "config.xml", can not find any references to NAT.Can you help please?
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Look for the <nat>tag
It should look something like this:
<nat><ipsecpassthru><rule><protocol>udp</protocol>
<external-port>53</external-port>
<target>Bluemage</target>
<local-port>53</local-port>
<interface>wan</interface>
<descr>TCP over DNS</descr></rule>
<rule><protocol>tcp/udp</protocol>
<external-port>5500</external-port>
<target>Bluemage</target>
<local-port>5500</local-port>
<interface>wan</interface></rule>
<rule><protocol>tcp/udp</protocol>
<external-port>53436</external-port>
<target>192.168.1.11</target>
<local-port>53436</local-port>
<interface>wan</interface></rule>
<advancedoutbound><rule><source>
<network>any</network><sourceport><descr><target><interface>wan</interface>
<destination><any></any></destination>
<natport></natport></target></descr></sourceport></rule>
<enable></enable></advancedoutbound></ipsecpassthru></nat></nat> -
Located, thank you very much
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When I change the contents of the config.xml file and delete the rule, as I do to refresh the changes?
Regads.
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Just reboot ^^"
Or switch to the developers shell and look at the help file.
afaik there is somewhere the command listed to reload the config. -
edit the config, rm /tmp/config.cache, then run /etc/rc.filter_configure
