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      salmanghiyas
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      Hello community

      today I just noticed a kind of bug in pfsense 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1

      while I disabled few incoming NAT rules but still the traffic was coming in from the outside world and the firewall just passing it.

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        KOM @salmanghiyas
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        @salmanghiyas Did you reset your states? Existing states are not affected by a firewall rule change.

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          salmanghiyas @KOM
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          @kom how to do that?

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            KOM @salmanghiyas
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            @salmanghiyas Diagnostics - States - Reset States

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              salmanghiyas @KOM
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              @kom said in incoming NAT issue:

              @salmanghiyas Diagnostics - States - Reset States

              Thanks, it worked, the only problem is we have RTP traffic going on so when I do that all calls go disconnected :/

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                KOM @salmanghiyas
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                @salmanghiyas That should only be a problem if you're frequently adding new block rules. Usually, you configure the firewall and then mostly leave it alone. If your situation requires these changes then it's best to set a time to make your changes outside of business hours. Or, you can use the state table (Diagnostics - States) and filter for destinations you're trying to block and then only reset those states instead of all established states.

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                  salmanghiyas @KOM
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                  @kom said in incoming NAT issue:

                  @salmanghiyas That should only be a problem if you're frequently adding new block rules. Usually, you configure the firewall and then mostly leave it alone. If your situation requires these changes then it's best to set a time to make your changes outside of business hours. Or, you can use the state table (Diagnostics - States) and filter for destinations you're trying to block and then only reset those states instead of all established states.

                  Thank you !

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