No. Nothing can deal with serving the same ip:port to two different services. You need some sort of proxy.  Your web server might be able to do it. Not sure. Get more IPs or put things on different ports.

It means "sloppy state" and "disabling pf" should never be necessary.  I am not going to try to decipher that text, do the work, and make a diagram for you. Look at the diagram in my sig to see the information necessary and make one and post it.

So you got everything work, if not just ask - here to help.

I made the suggested changes & get the same results.

The source address would only be translated if there was outbound NAT configured on that interface, which should not be the case with a routed subnet.

SYN going out and and no response. Check the layer 2 and the host. https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Port_Forward_Troubleshooting

Suggestion: https://turbofuture.com/internet/How-to-Configure-pfBlocker-An-IP-Block-List-and-Country-Block-Package-for-pfSense

@doktornotor: Well, installing PHP on IIS is totally OT here. Yeah I know. Figured I'd give it a shot.  ended up having to do this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21216228/php-manager-for-iis-fails-to-install just to get php manager installed. It shows PHP is installed, but I'm still getting that 500 error. sigh. edit just figured it out. Complete w-t-f. Needed this: http://www.ryadel.com/en/php-cgi-exe-the-fastcgi-process-exited-unexpectedly-error-and-how-to-fix-it/ Man I love google. Had to get the x86 version of that.

Sorry, I'm new to the forums and didn't notice the category.

Reinstall the package.

Am I dense or wouldn't it make sense to just make a user account with the access you want to give and then revoke it when done?

Installed it how? It isn't available for installation through the package manager on any recent build (2.3.x or later). You'll probably have to reinstall and restore a configuration backup, there's no telling what changes were made, to recover manually you'd have to find and undo anything the installation altered. It would be much faster to reinstall.

@yon: No, I have no upgrade, i am server down and fixed it restart PF system, then it is happen wrong. Thank you , How i upload the file to pf system?  it is has any tool? Then something on the filesystem was messed up. I wouldn't trust just replacing one file. Grab a backup, reinstall+restore.

@johnpoz: Huh??  You sure and the hell do not need avhai or upnp for pfsense to work with apple devices.. If they are not getting a dhcp address, I would look more to the wireless.. Especially if says something about wrong password, etc. Work with many apple devices - avahi is their bonjour network discovery service - not important for simple internet connectivity but important if you want to see printers etc without needing to know their addresses and stuff. Upnp would be good for things like wi-fi calling, imessage, itunes, apple store etc.  Not required if the default any/any is on the lan, though. Jonpoz is right, though.  Technically you don't need any of it, but the nuance with these things is you get that cool "automagic" stuff.

Hi. You do not worry. The line 1676 and 1677 at  /etc/inc/simplepie/simplepie.inc (a PhP file with functions, etc for SimplePie: A PHP-Based RSS and Atom Feed Framework.) $this->error = "A feed could not be found at $this->feed_url"; SimplePie_Misc::error($this->error, E_USER_NOTICE, __FILE__, __LINE__); Maybe a temporary web server error at blog.pfsense.org. Only show information "feed not found". PhP errors in pfSense always are reported to "crash report", even slight and non-serious errors, like this. Regards.

This may sounds confusing, but you shape downloads by controlling uploaded data.  Each packet you receive is in response to a request you sent.  If you slow down the send requests, the received data will also slow down.  That's how shaping works.  You can't shape traffic that is already hitting your WAN.