I answered my own question. Sometimes you have to delete all rules and just
reset.
Thanks
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> From: Heath Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 11:23:28 -0500
> To: "support@pfsense.com"
> Conversation: Port Forward Question
> Subject: [pfSense Support] Port Forward Question
>
> What are the steps to setup a working port forward?
>
> I have been successful in getting this access established over a PPTP VPN
> connection, but I need to setup access to a specific port for our Filemaker
> Service to be accessed by some individuals.
>
> I need to get port 5003 (TCP/UDP) Filemaker setup to forward to internally
> to our Filemaker server.
>
> I have created the Port Forward rule and Autocreated the Firewall Rule. It
> all looks good, BUT
>
> What I am seeing is random connections from several ports from the Client
> end to port 5003 on my Port Forward end. Ranging from 61000-64000 but I
> don't know if that is all the range there is.
>
> But, how is this specified in the rules to allow from any port to a specific
> port?
>
>
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