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7.7.2
standalone - no firewall
Installed both "custom firewall" and incoming firewall", the latter of course is supposedly disabled. -- I am using the custom firewall for iptables packet replication.
Deployed on VMWare ESXi
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The ClearOS stops forwarding packets when the VM:
* After being suspended for several minutes
* Reverted to a snapshot that was taken previously
The workaround is to issue the command "service firewall restart" and it immediately starts forwarding.
This is a major issue for us since we can't have someone issuing a manual command when either of these events occur.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
7.7.2
standalone - no firewall
Installed both "custom firewall" and incoming firewall", the latter of course is supposedly disabled. -- I am using the custom firewall for iptables packet replication.
Deployed on VMWare ESXi
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The ClearOS stops forwarding packets when the VM:
* After being suspended for several minutes
* Reverted to a snapshot that was taken previously
The workaround is to issue the command "service firewall restart" and it immediately starts forwarding.
This is a major issue for us since we can't have someone issuing a manual command when either of these events occur.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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You are on your own if you are doing this setup as Standalone no firewall. I don't think routing is set up properly. Added to which you are disabling syswatch (from your other thread). All I can suggest is that you try re-enabling syswatch when NGFW goes down. If this does not work then I have little idea.
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