Three Questions:
One: It seems that many rules have to be specified twice. For instance, to forward services into my network, I have to setup both NAT and Packet Filtering. Why both? Are they doing something different?
Two: Why, in the services definitions, are things like HTTP defined as 1024:65535->80? Won't an HTTP request be arriving at my external NIC on port 80? I would expect the service to just be 80->80.
Three: On my previous firewall (lrp-based frazierwall), I had enabled SMTP forwarding so that I could get email at my registered domain (jjustice@sensus-communis.com). I've tried to do this again, and it doesn't seem to be working. Is there something I'm likely missing?
Thanks -- this thing looks great!
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