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Re: [or-talk] tor server behind smoothwall
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- Subject: Re: [or-talk] tor server behind smoothwall
- From: Rouslan Nabioullin <nabioullinr@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2006 14:06:46 -0700 (PDT)
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Thanks so much for the tip!!
I realized that I could just put the name of my dyndns.org account into the adress of vidalia (as you stated about DNS not affected), and it now says Tor can reach the ports. :)
-Rouslan N.
Sam Creasey <sammy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006, Rouslan Nabioullin wrote:
> I recently switched to a smoothwall firewall (info: www.smoothwall.org)
> and for some reason my Tor server ports could not be accessed behind the
> green interface.
> The issue is definetely not port forwarding because I run web\ftp
> servers behind it with no problem.
> Does anyone know a solution? Smoothwall firewalls have very strong
> protection and might be blocking Tor in some way.
I'm
just guessing here, as I don't run my Tor server behind an external
firewall, but... If the smoothwall, like some firewalls, is doing some
sort of NAT out the outgoing IP address, you may be adveritsing an
incorrect IP address for your server. This wouldn't be as likely to
affect WWW servers, where you publish the address yourself (e.g. through
DNS) as it would be for Tor, which publishes it's own address.
I'd take a look at the Address line in your torrc, which may need to
reflect the address of the smoothwall, rather than the internal address
of your machine.
Again, this is just a guess, your configuration my be completely
different.
Good luck... :)
-- Sam
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