Re: pfsync nic problem [SOLVED]

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From: Alessandro Baggi
Date: Friday, December 24, 2010 - 5:16 am

On 12/24/2010 10:25 AM, Alessandro Baggi wrote:

Hi list. I've tried another nic same as xl0, and the problem was the 
same. The only thing to see was the pf ruleset. All carp rules was 
wrong. Then I've tried with xl0 <-> rl2 and all works fine.

I've changed the rules:

pass in log quick on $int proto carp from $carpl to $int:0 keep state 
(no-sync)
pass in log quick on $ext proto carp from $carpw to $ext:0 keep state 
(no-sync)
pass in log quick on $dmz proto carp from $carpd to $dmz:0 keep state 
(no-sync)

in:

pass in quick on { $int, $ext, $dmz } proto carp keep state (no-sync)

Best regards and thanks for the time.
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pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Sun Dec 19, 10:12 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Mon Dec 20, 8:37 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Stuart Henderson, (Tue Dec 21, 5:18 pm)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Thu Dec 23, 10:19 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Johan Beisser, (Thu Dec 23, 10:43 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Thu Dec 23, 11:24 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Fred Crowson, (Thu Dec 23, 11:40 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Thu Dec 23, 11:43 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem., Alessandro Baggi, (Fri Dec 24, 2:25 am)
Re: pfsync nic problem [SOLVED], Alessandro Baggi, (Fri Dec 24, 5:16 am)