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Weird…. Can't access certain sites

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    josmo
    last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:00 PM

    Ok here's the deal and it's got me very confused (By the way great job on this PFsense team so far this is great).

    My Config.

    LAN IP 192.161.10.1 with DCHP enabled
    WAN 70.89.221.233 / 8
    wan gateway 70.89.221.238

    now from internally I can view and ping most sites.  But There are a few I can't like.  stumbleupon.com (70.85.3.132) and suvault.com (70.84.208.122)
    I know this is an issue with pfsense or the way I have it set up because when I plug in the old linksys with the same wan ip and lan ip it goes to these sites just fine and I can ping them.  Anyone have any clue why this is going on?????

    Thanks,

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      hoba
      last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:08 PM

      Are you sure you have a /8 at wan???
      Also make sure if you can ping the hosts by IP. might be a DNS issue. check the DNS servers.

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        josmo
        last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:16 PM

        yep I'm sure it's /8 and I can't ping by ip.  If I ping by IP all packets are lost and if I ping by domain it will give me the ip (hence it does get to the dns server) but will also lose all the packets.  I also tried pinging from the diagnostics tools and it also does the same thing.

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          hoba
          last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:46 PM

          I'm just curious. Can you set your WAN subnet to /16, maybe even /24 to see if this makes a difference? Your wan gateway is within a /24 or even higher value subnet.

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            josmo
            last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:52 PM

            hoba,

            Ok it works…

            thanks now I reallize what I did I switched the subnet numbers around in my head.

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              hoba
              last edited by Jan 12, 2006, 8:54 PM

              cool. a /8 is very unlikely at wan  ;)

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                billm
                last edited by Jan 13, 2006, 6:00 AM

                @josmo:

                Ok here's the deal and it's got me very confused (By the way great job on this PFsense team so far this is great).

                My Config.

                LAN IP 192.161.10.1 with DCHP enabled
                WAN 70.89.221.233 / 8
                wan gateway 70.89.221.238

                now from internally I can view and ping most sites.  But There are a few I can't like.  stumbleupon.com (70.85.3.132) and suvault.com (70.84.208.122)
                I know this is an issue with pfsense or the way I have it set up because when I plug in the old linksys with the same wan ip and lan ip it goes to these sites just fine and I can ping them.  Anyone have any clue why this is going on?????

                Thanks,

                This looks like a Comcast business connection.  I guarantee that WAN is supposed to be /29.  I'm in the same 70.0.0.0/8 CIDR block (on two seperate connections) and /8 is NOT the correct netmask for machines attached to it.

                –Bill

                pfSense core developer
                blog - http://www.ucsecurity.com/
                twitter - billmarquette

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