Hi,
I'm just trying to educate myself about carp, and if pfSense can do what
we want. I'm trying out an 1.2RC3-embedded on a pair of net4801 devices.
We have a several servers in a datacentre, and two subnets, a /28 and a /27.
Our datacenter have said that they can give us an extra /30 for our WA
Good afternoon folks,
So I have A Cisco 7960 (VOIP phone) network booting, pulling a
TFTP config over an IPsec tunnel. The phone can make and recieve calls
fine. At times when I pick up an inbound call the caller can't hear me
right away, this did not happen when using the Cisco ASA so I beli
Hmmm, perhaps you could define a rule above that permits the traffic for this
excempt...
Before the one that redirects the traffic tot he transparent proxy...
Rules are executed from top down...
Perhaps that could work...
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Hi,
when I check the binat rules on console like this
command:
pfctrl -sn
I saw two rules entry for one binat rule. like this:
rdr-anchor "miniupnpd" all
binat on em0 inet from 192.168.111.84 to any ->
193.34.133.123
binat on em0 inet from 192.168.112.10 to any ->
193.34.133.125
binat on em
Hi Martin,
I did you suggestion.but I checked the rules on
console the rules like this:
rdr on em2 inet proto tcp from any to any port = http
-> 193.34.133.75 port 8080
but I need exceptions for (LAN to DMZ)
traffic:(!193.34.133.0/24)
rdr on em2 inet proto tcp from any to !193.34.133.0/24
port
Hi there,
Kindly help me out on how to set the firewall right to let LogMeIn connections
thru...
thank you in advance
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From: RB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
My question would be why you need GbE interfaces on your pfSense box -
are you really going to be pushing more than 100Mbps? It's not
impossible (quite to the contrary), but especially for WAN links even
10Mbps is often overkill. If you're
Hi,
my pfsense configuration like this:
WAN-> em0 -> 193.34.132.2
OPT1(DMZ)-> em1 -> 193.34.132.65
LAN-> em2 -> 192.168.1.1
OPT2-> em3 -> 172.16.1.1
opt2 interface for management interface no connect lan
or wan.
do you have any suggestio
Try something like this...
"Add a portforward at interface OPT2, external adress any (not interface
adress), protocol TCP, external port range 80, NAT IP proxy at OPT6, local port
80. Save, apply.
Oh, btw, if your proxy is not at port 80 you can use it like this:
Add a portforward at interfac
Hi,
I was trying to configure port forwarding rules like
this:
rdr on em2 inet proto tcp from any to !
193.34.133.0/24 port = http -> 193.34.133.75 port 8080
because em2 my lan interface an I want to forward all
80 port to proxy server(75) but expect 193.34.133.0/24
because this network is my d
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 9/25/07, Bill Marquette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no, it says the IP is already in the list and refuses to add it; I guess
that javascript could be changed to say "are you sure" and make it possible.
Hmmm, the hackathon is coming up in a couple weeks. I'll take a loo
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