to make sure you have static natting, do you use the 1:1 natting with vircutal ip's and reflective rules? or do you turn off reflective rules, and AON and manually nat inbound and outbound?

(my current firewall isn't fast enough for our traffic, and pfsense looks like it has LOTS of capabilities, including build in QOS rules for VOIP.)(


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