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    pfsnese NAT, how to find out through what the "NAT + PROXY" function does

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      msibyte
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      function "https://ibb.co/F3frVHw " the function works for TCP ports too, not just http. what programs will be needed to do the same?

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        viragomann @msibyte
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        @msibyte
        pfSense docs NAT Reflection

        Basically it does a combination of port forwarding and outbound NAT for masquerading the packets.
        Consider that NAT + Proxy may override filter rule for certain source IPs, since the forwarded traffic is initiated from pfSense itself then. So be careful with that.

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          msibyte @viragomann
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          @viragomann so what utility does he use for this?

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