No ping (in/out) using iptables on Debian sarge-sid
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Even with ICMP traffic completely available I can't ping myself nor other people can, too. I have allowed 28900 TCP port access because it's used by Tactical Ops game but it also does a huge server ping. The game is about unplayable without that. Not to tell that I can't now my latency now! Please, I would appreciate any help.
firt of all... your output policy is ACCEPT... is this delibrate ?
if so, your output rules are pointless, there not needed.
next, you are blocking icmp type 8 packets,
which is why you cant ping yourself
/sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p icmp --icmp-type echo-request -j ACCEPT
will fix that
agh, yor frewall rules are messy and hard to read.
maybe clean them up a little, i see quite a few redundant rules,
and rules which could be merged together.
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