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      rsw686
      last edited by

      Alright I downloaded and tested out MSN Messenger. From what I can tell it works. Like said above I don't have a webcam or mic so I didn't connect to anybody, but when I click the phone button and view the miniupnpd status page I receive the following mappings:

      62514  udp  10.10.1.150  msncall (10.10.1.150:14696) 62514 UDP
      50735 tcp 10.10.1.150 msncall (10.10.1.150:9306) 50735 TCP

      Using the miniupnpd client it shows:

      00 - UDP 62514->10.10.1.150:14696      enabled=1 leaseDuration=0
          desc='msncall (10.10.1.150:14696) 62514 UDP' rHost=''
      01 - TCP 50735->10.10.1.150:9306        enabled=1 leaseDuration=0
          desc='msncall (10.10.1.150:9306) 50735 TCP' rHost=''

      What would be helpful is the printout from the miniupnpd client showing the rules created. I still don't get how it shows them but the pfSense miniupnpd status page doesn't.

      You are using version 1.0.1 and miniupnpd package 20061110 correct? At the very least you need to be on pfSense 1.0.

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        EldarXP
        last edited by

        Well i've tried both Msn 7.5 and Msn live (8.0.0812).

        My Rules are default:

        LAN
        Prot: any /source: lan net /destination address: any / destination port: any /gateway: any

        WAN
        NONE

        DMZ
        Allow out -> any destination (DNS, HTTP, HTTPS)
        Allow out -> LAN net (ICMP, IDENT)

        My network testing conf is like this:

        Internet -> routeur -> 4 interner address -> IP1 Linksys -> client 1
                                                                -> IP2 PFsense -> client 2

        Funny enougth in this configuration it's not working and the log are showing something wrong when trying to connect via audio…
        client 1 open port udp 6016 / 6017
        client 2 open port udp client2:32912 -> ip2:23827 / client2:2036 -> ip2:23828
        all i see on the pflog are block match (rule 47/0) and sometimes for different port....

        pflogs:

        block in on wan ip1.6016 -> client 2.32912
        block in on wan ip1.6017 -> client 2.2036
        block in on wan ip1.6017 -> ip2.57520
        block in on wan ip1.6016 -> ip2.58676

        Thanks for your help
        cheers,

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          rsw686
          last edited by

          What version pfSense are you using?? The version is important.

          The client is connected on the LAN port correct? I tested with Live Messenger 8.0.0812.00 and it properly mapped the ports.

          Also in Live Messenger goto Tools -> Options menu. When that dialog appears click Connection on the left.

          Mine says

          "You are directly connected to .NET Messenger Service.

          You are connected to the Internet through a UPnP symmetric NAT."

          If it does not say that it should enable the connection troubleshooter below. Click start and see what it finds.

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            EldarXP
            last edited by

            pfsense 1.01

            For Msn I'will see this tomorow no power again here -.-;

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              ZPrime
              last edited by

              I don't understand why you have the linksys where it is?

              PF can handle multiple WAN IP addresses and can do 1:1 NAT for you if that's what you want…  there's really no reason to use the Linksys as a router that I can think of...

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                EldarXP
                last edited by

                ok
                So i have a internet connection with 2 spare public ip addresse.
                For the test i use 2 public ip addresse one is connected to the linksys and the other one to pfsense.
                Make the test more realistic…

                Cheers.

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                  EldarXP
                  last edited by

                  msn tell me whith:
                                      pfsense that i'm connected thru a UPNP symetric NAT. (Administrator)
                                      Linksys that i'm connected thru a UPnP Port Restricted NAT. (Administrator)

                  Both are directly connected to .NET Messenger Service.

                  Cheers,

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                    EldarXP
                    last edited by

                    Arg
                    I've actually tried to connect to each other while connected directly on internet and i had the same problem -.-;
                    Wondering what's wrong with my computer…

                    Thanks for your time and you great support.

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                      tec
                      last edited by

                      Hi,
                      does this Package work without any Problems on an Multi-Wan Setup?
                      Regards

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                        ZPrime
                        last edited by

                        @EldarXP:

                        Arg
                        I've actually tried to connect to each other while connected directly on internet and i had the same problem -.-;
                        Wondering what's wrong with my computer…

                        Thanks for your time and you great support.

                        I'm guessing maybe you have a software firewall installed on the PC that was behind the Linksys, something other than the XP firewall.  This would stop certain ports from working, even if the Linksys is allowing all of the mappings…

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                          rsw686
                          last edited by

                          I committed version 20061123. This addresses the address in use error, which can happen if other services are using the interface assigned to miniupnpd. Full installs just reinstall the package. Embeddeds you can update via the usual instructions.

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                            Superman
                            last edited by

                            Just a note, this package is working EXCELLENT now!! No more 100% CPU problems, no address in use problems in the case of a service restart, really no problems!!

                            Thanks for all your hard work everyone involved!!

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                              sullrich
                              last edited by

                              Excellent.  This package indeed has turned out to be a first class package.

                              We will be merging this into -BASE for future versions due to it working so well.

                              So all you embedded users, rejoice.

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                                Skud
                                last edited by

                                Agreed…

                                This has come such a long way... Congratulations for making this such a first class package and helping to make pfsense even better..

                                Riley

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                                  ZPrime
                                  last edited by

                                  Yay for putting it in -BASE!

                                  All your -BASE are belong to us?  ;D

                                  Again, it is really great that pfSense is now the only free firewall implementation to properly handle UPnP.  I have a feeling that once it goes into -BASE we might get more XBox owners looking for a good firewall system…  :)

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                                    Phobia
                                    last edited by

                                    Nice looking package.  I have a question - I appologise if it has already been answered.

                                    Is this package able to handle Multi/Dual WAN setups, or does it simply route traffic through one of the two links? (is it possible to choose which?)

                                    Thanks!

                                    – Phob

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                                      sullrich
                                      last edited by

                                      Single WAN only ATM.

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                                        rsw686
                                        last edited by

                                        @sullrich:

                                        Single WAN only ATM.

                                        I could be wrong on this but can't they just use the external address field to specify which wan to use? This would require have a static ip or a dynamic one that rarely changes.

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                                          sullrich
                                          last edited by

                                          @rsw686:

                                          @sullrich:

                                          Single WAN only ATM.

                                          I could be wrong on this but can't they just use the external address field to specify which wan to use? This would require have a static ip or a dynamic one that rarely changes.

                                          It needs to also add reply-to against the firewall rules to make this work properly iirc.

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                                            tmetz
                                            last edited by

                                            Outstanding work all!

                                            I haven't seen anyone else bring this up but I don't see the port mappings on the status page. I know the daemon is working.

                                            If I type:

                                            pfctl -aminiupnpd -sn

                                            rdr log on vr1 inet proto tcp from any to any port = 6881 label "utorrent" -> 192.168.10.149 port 6881

                                            pfctl -aminiupnpd -sr

                                            pass in log quick on vr1 inet proto tcp from any to any port = 6881 keep state label "utorrent"

                                            I see my mappings but they never show up on https://pfsense/status_upnp.php. In Firefox 2.0 I do see a table with blank rows, if there is one mapping I see one blank row, if there are 4 mappings I see 4 blank rows. In IE6 I see no table at all.

                                            Thx,

                                            Tim

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