This demonstrates why it's always important to post the full log lines instead of the Live Log. fwrule="60003" means this was dropped from the OUTPUT chain. The fact that there's no in-interface (initf) indicates the packet comes from an Astaro proxy, and srcport="80" indicates that it's the http/s proxy. There's no good reason for that to happen, so there must be a misconfiguration somewhere.
Can you confirm that you have only a single Astaro NIC connected to your internal network? If that's not the problem, then you probably need to go through your Host/Network definitions and set them all to 'Interface: >' instead of to a specific interface.
Did any of that help?
Cheers - Bob
Please I want something that explain to me all log output parameter like fwrule,id,mark,app
This demonstrates why it's always important to post the full log lines instead of the Live Log. fwrule="60003" means this was dropped from the OUTPUT chain. The fact that there's no in-interface (initf) indicates the packet comes from an Astaro proxy, and srcport="80" indicates that it's the http/s proxy. There's no good reason for that to happen, so there must be a misconfiguration somewhere.
Can you confirm that you have only a single Astaro NIC connected to your internal network? If that's not the problem, then you probably need to go through your Host/Network definitions and set them all to 'Interface: >' instead of to a specific interface.
Did any of that help?
Cheers - Bob
Please I want something that explain to me all log output parameter like fwrule,id,mark,app
