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    After new install 1.2.1-RC2

    1.2.1-RC Snapshot Feedback and Problems-RETIRED
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      ugur
      last edited by

      we use 1.2-RELEASE

      i new install 1.2.1-rc2 and restore used 1.2-release rules, nat, etc..
      but no lan to dmz access
      i compare.. equal all.

      what different? help

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      Ugur.

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        Perry
        last edited by

        Post your lan and dmz rules (screenshots)

        /Perry
        doc.pfsense.org

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          ugur
          last edited by

          this rules used 1.2RELEASE and no problem.

          lan.jpg
          lan.jpg_thumb
          wan.jpg
          wan.jpg_thumb
          dmz.jpg
          dmz.jpg_thumb

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          Ugur.

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            Perry
            last edited by

            The 2nd rule from the top on lan and dmz has the destination to it's own net. That makes no sense to me?

            /Perry
            doc.pfsense.org

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              ugur
              last edited by

              this?
              because pf block these ports. fw log full with this blocking lines.

              if disable/delete these rules, example:
              diagnostic/firewall log entries
              [x block] Nov 25 17:11:45  LAN  10.6.2.225:138  10.6.2.255:138  UDP
              [x block] Nov 25 17:11:44 LAN 10.6.2.248:137 10.6.2.255:137 UDP
              [x block] Nov 25 17:11:44 LAN 10.6.2.248:137 10.6.2.255:137 UDP

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              Ugur.

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                Perry
                last edited by

                log your port 80 rule and watch system logs as you connect to the webserver on dmz (with both name and IP).

                /Perry
                doc.pfsense.org

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                  ugur
                  last edited by

                  tested again, new install and all rules/nat/etc added new.
                  all ok except dns rules. (dns forwarder enabled)

                  diagnostic/firewall log:
                  not any dns log.
                  (dns rule log enabled lan/dmz/wan, dns(.1.10) in dmz)

                  states:
                  ..
                  udp  10.6.1.10:53 <- 10.6.2.254:1196  NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
                  udp  10.6.2.254:1196 -> 10.6.1.10:53  SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC
                  udp  10.6.1.2:31073 -> 10.6.1.10:53  SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC
                  udp  10.6.1.10:53 <- 10.6.2.254:1215  NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE 
                  udp 10.6.2.254:1215 -> 10.6.1.10:53 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC
                  udp 10.6.1.10:53 <- 10.6.2.254:1216 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
                  udp 10.6.2.254:1216 -> 10.6.1.10:53 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC
                  udp 10.6.1.10:53 <- 10.6.2.254:57060 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
                  udp 10.6.2.254:57060 -> 10.6.1.10:53 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC
                  udp 10.6.1.10:53 <- 10.6.2.254:1217 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
                  udp 10.6.2.254:1217 -> 10.6.1.10:53 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC

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                  Ugur.

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