I got it to work finally! Yihaa! Thanks for the hints and guidance sir!  ;D ;D ;D Hmmm, I encountered something really annoying, when the alias and the rule are enabled I noticed that internet browsing is painfully slow including other normal internet related applications, I uninstalled squid and its still the same problem. When I disabled the rule the browsing speed returned to normal.

@heiko: Here are some infomations… http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Static_Port

Read the PPTP limitations on the Features page on www.pfsense.org. It's being worked on in 1.3 right now, it looks like you will be able to connect multiple machines to the same external PPTP server by the time 1.3 is final. For now you can't, you can with other VPN protocols like IPsec, OpenVPN, L2TP, etc.

i´m sorry i dont understand what you meen, maby it´s just me but could you clarify what you want? /f

You add it manually to the config.xml

Actually, you didn't read the information suggested. From Wikipedia: A reason cited for rejecting this request relates to the lack of a published standards specification for CARP. The OpenBSD implementation is the closest thing to a formal specification of the protocol. Here is some additional information, if you are interested: http://www.packetmischief.ca/openbsd/doc/carp.html

Sorry, this is mirroring issue. If you hit 2.2.2.201:25 from any vlan interface then you will have source IP 1.1.1.4 in the packet received at 1.1.1.85.

Well..ye the HLDS-server is installed on the pfsense-box.. still the same? (that you wrote).. EDIT: Solved.. Thanks GruensFroeschli :wub: .. Just create a rule like this.. http://static.pici.se/pictures/kaPSpngbE.png (Firewall > Rules)

You have some duplicate entries. Is there any reason for this? I see that you use NAT forwardings from multiple WAN IP's. You did set up VIP's for this, didn't you?

Hey people by the way: if u wanna make ur gameserver behind NAT appear in the masterlist: Pfsense should be ur one-and-only friend. To set it right, u must enable in Firewall –> NAT --> Outbound "Manual Outbound NAT rule generation (Advanced Outbound NAT (AON))" Look Attached Images for closer Instruction :) The port must be ur gameserver Port, thats allredy forwarded to be reachable from the internet... this issue is needed for quake3 and counter strike / css for sure. others i didnt test... ah btw some idea for future Features in Pfsense... Can we have a field where u can enter port range? [image: outbound_NAT_port_mapping.png] [image: outbound_NAT_port_mapping.png_thumb] [image: outbound_NAT_port_mapping_details.png] [image: outbound_NAT_port_mapping_details.png_thumb]

Have Fun

I think I know now, how to solve this issue, but I still don't know how. Please have a look at my posting in the SIPROXD Transparent Proxy thread.

Often people use /32 to refer to a single IP, regardless of the netmask given by their provider, hence my checking ;) That arrangement is, to put it mildly, a kludge.  It relies on the OS doing a broadcast for all communications, which not all will do.  I've seen it sometimes set with the host's IP as the gateway and had that work (different OS), but YMMV.

This way pfSense would think there are 3 wans wouldn't it? Does this work? Yes And would it be simple to setup the nat configuration I wanted? Only you can tell :) But i would use port forward. I only want 1:1 one a DMZ nic

Can you post a screenshot of the NAT forwarding you created? Also the Firewallrule on your WAN.