Re: Sonicwall newbie question...

Actually, I have one more question, if I might be allowed to pick your
brain once more. I added the nat'd address to the new public IP, and
created the rule to allow from the LAN to the NAT'd address. This
worked, and I was able to remote to the machine. Now, however, when I
try to access the server internally via a network share, myself and
anyone else that is trying to do so are not able to.

Any ideas why this might be? I didn't think the new NAT and Access
Rule would affect local LAN traffic, but it appears to do just that.

Any input is, as always, greatly appreciated.



mak wrote:
woody wrote:
Could this have something to do with my internal address not showing up
in my firewall ARP table? And why wouldnt it? I can access from
anywhere on the LAN.


can you ping the host from the sonicwall (settings-diagnostics)
M

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