Ok, from what I can tell. Now I just sort of glanced at your configuration. But it looks like your ether2 and wlan1 are both private interfaces with private IP's on them; and your ether1 is your public. I think the problem is that wlan1 and ether2 are on the same subnet without any bridging setup. ...

Not exactly knowing your configuration, sounds like you don't have NAT turned on. http://www.uploadfile.info/uploads/7f2ed219dd.jpg http://www.uploadfile.info/uploads/7cda43a341.jpg http://www.uploadfile.info/uploads/b4e0196edc.jpg http://www.uploadfile.info/uploads/5a22585345.jpg Hopefully those h...

Not exactly knowing your configuration, sounds like you don't have NAT turned on. Well it has functioned as a straight-up router for our servers for many months now, just this last week did I try and implement wireless. Do I need NAT for wireless on? B/C I have many, many entries in my Firewall -> ...

giving an end of the weekend bump for helping me tomorrow morning when i return to work....

Ok, so I followed the instructions and put the band at 2.4ghz - b/g, the mode to ap-bridge and the ssid is CCI Wireless. My iBook sees the network and tries to connect. It does, however I get no internet. I have setup the gateway as 172.16.1.20/24 under IP addresses and assigned that to the wlan1 un...

You can nslookup panthermail.uwm.edu and block it (it shoud work ).
Addresses are the same.

Probably, transaparent proxy will be more flexible to create HTTP firewall (you can block by url, dst-path, etc.).

This can be done using the router interface somewheres?

Try to use nslookup to resolve all ip: nslookup www.uwm.edu Name: batch1.csd.uwm.edu Addresses: 129.89.169.224, 129.89.7.9, 129.89.70.230 Aliases: www.uwm.edu I'm an idiot. Worked beautifully. Thanks. One last question: I also want to block https://panthermail.uwm.edu but you cannot nslookup secure...

Use the Forward chain. Regards Andrew Ok, when I ping http://www.uwm.edu it returns 129.89.7.9 so I put that in the DST address along w/ the forward chain. Protocol is (6) TCP and the last page under actions has reject. It still will take me to http://www.uwm.edu in a web browser. Am I missing some...

Hello, I'm looking to see if I can block specific websites: http://www.uwm.edu https://panthermail.uwm.edu from some of our users to be not able to access them. I assume I can setup filter rules to block the IP addresses correct? If so, I try doing chain: output dst address: xx.xx.xxx.xx connection ...