@demonclaw said in Need Help Setting Up PF Sense Box For A Game Server On A DMZ And A PC on A Local Lan: I some what under stand how to set up the rules I was just having trouble which interface . Then read the book until you really know how firewall rules work, this will answer your question then.

We had a busy few months with releases of TNSR and pfSense, plus the holidays and the SG-1100 launch, so there wasn't much time to allocate toward them recently. Assuming there is a viable topic to cover this month, the current plan is to have one at the end of January as usual.

If your "wan" is only an intranet - may I ask why your natting? Normally doesn't make a lot of sense to nat rfc1918 to rfc1918 unless you have a overlap in space.. Which its always better to fix the overlap by using different space, etc.

@derelict Fixed the pictures, thanks. And Under Gateways I have 4 interfaces, WAN, LAN, OPT1 and OPT2. I should rename OPT1 to L3_SWITCH and set the IP to 192.168.0.25 (an IP on VLAN 1). And I should static route 192.168.0.0 to L3_SWITCH (192.168.0.25). Would I also have to do this for every other VLAN? EX: VLAN 10: 192.168.10.3 to L3_SWITCH (192.168.0.25) VLAN 20: 192.168.20.3 to L3_SWITCH (192.168.0.25) ETC or do I just need the route for 192.168.0.0? Thanks, MF

I would use VMware ESXi. It's free and best of class.

You mean support wants to look at the printer remotely? That is a freaking HORRIBLE HORRIBLE idea!!! If they need to check out say the interface of the machine, then have them teamviewer your machine or something and you look at the printers interface or your machines issue to why its not printing. But again the printer is going to be no different than any PC connecting to devices outside its own local segment. It needs a gateway to know how to get off its local network. Which it would get via dhcp, unless you set the printer with local static IP and did not set it up correctly. If your other dhcp devices can get to the internet, then the printer should be able to.. Unless your using say a captive portal or proxy that it would need to auth too, etc. If you want to let some remote internet create a unsolicited connection, then you would need to do a port forward to your printer IP on pfsense for the port they need to use.

Not sure where he is running his controller. But easy enough to place it on the same vlan being used for the unifi management vlan no matter where the controller actually runs be it a VM on something, actually on hardware like a PI or their own little cloudkey pi type computer.. If budget is there sure I would get one of their little cloud key boxes to run the controller software on. All mangement vlan is another L2 that all the devices your wanting to "manage" have IP on..

huh? How do you think a router is going to send data to more than one IP? You can not port forward to more than 1 IP behind your router, etc. Why do you not draw up how all of this is connected together, and what your wanting to do exactly and we can work out best solution to your problem.. But if your wan IP is say 1.2.3.4 (public) and your remote devices send data to 1.2.3.4:X where X is the port.. You can forward port X to say 192.168.1.100 behind pfsense, but you can not send it to both .100 and .101

That is well with-in the allowed temps for the MBT-4220, looking over the CPU spec sheet you have a max temp around 90c: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/embedded/products/bay-trail/atom-e3800-family-datasheet.html

@larryf I use FreeBSD syslog. Runs light, on a low memory VM. Easy to install and setup. https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/configtuning-syslog.html

So you want to policy route out a vpn connection on pfsense.. Then set a rule on that vlan interface to send it out the gateway which is your vpn client connection. But yeah need some details.. If you want any help on what your not doing or doing wrong. IPsec vs OpenVPN would be big part ;) What version of pfsense your using as well for starters.. Screenshots of your config of your vpnconnection, etc.

@derelict I thank you for your advice man, if it wasnt for this i wouldnt have found this site. Pfsense is a great product, ill will stick around on this this forum! /D

What fixed it? So you connected it how exactly? While it is for sure not normal pfsense forum topic - you should complete the thread with what exactly you did to correct your "problem" so that the next guy reading this or searching for it for the same sort of problem isn't left hanging.

Thanks for the input johnpoz & Derelict I just decided to fill out the form for partner. I let them know that I'm the founder of a non-profit to get computers to vets (militaryos.com). I just happen to have a system that's too old to give out. There may be times that I need pfSense for vets also. I have a one time case for a different non-profit. But there ToS is rather restrictive and I just want to get an OK with them.

Just an update: after hours going back and forth with my ISP provider, they are unable to help me. Some success: However, after researching I was able to reach near 500mbps with the VPN turned on by creating 4 openvpn clients and putting them into a gateway group. these are the custom settings i have for each openvpn client: auth-user-pass /etc/openvpn-password.txt; remote-cert-tls server; reneg-sec 0; resolv-retry infinite; persist-key; persist-tun; tls-client; pull-filter ignore "auth-token"; sndbuf 1500000; rcvbuf 1500000; Problem: But I am getting weird long lag / delays. For example, I open starcraft and lots of the images, etc are blank waiting for load. After maybe 15-20seconds it will all load. Or if I am in a party and a game is started, I won't see the invite pop-up. Or youtube seems to load slow, and the images. Same with popcorn time. Anyone have any ideas about the weird delays and lags I am experiencing despite getting near 500 mbps download speeds? Thank you as always.

Perfect, Thank you !. Done, mounted, and saving sweeeet log data !