Hello, guys!
I am facing a strange issue since a few days with NAT. For some reason, although a rule is there, it does not work. Let me explain in detail:
I have a NAT rule (since 4 years actually) to SSH to a Linux machine inside my LAN. This rule has always worked, no problem.
Last week I tried to SSH to that machine and couldn't connect. I logged in to the UTM and saw in Firewall log that although the rule was indeed there, I got the traffic droppped to the default drop rule for that machine on port 22.
I created a new firewall rule to allow traffic to that machine on port 22 and I was able to login again.
After a while I logged in again to the UTM and thought about disabling that NAT rule and re-enabling it again. I did it and... the additional rule I had created disappeared..!
However I was able to login via SSH no problem - seemed that disabling and re-enabling the rule solved the issue.
However, every morning, I try to ssh again and I cannot. Firewall log again shows traffic to port 22 on that machine going to the default drop. If I disable and re-enable the rule I can normally connect again.
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? It seems that the rule (although it is enabled) does not apply unless I disable it and enable it again.
This started happening a week ago, after I updated to 9.601-5 (might be a coincidence, don't know)
Is there a possibility of a database corruption maybe?
Will running /etc/init.d/postgresql92 rebuild possibly solve any issues if this is the case (I would like to avoid losing all reporting data..)?
Is there any other command that does a consistency check or something perhaps?
Thanks a lot for any ideas you may have!
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