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    HAVP unstoppable

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      bezourox
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I use pfsense 1.2.3 with squid + squidGuard + lightsquid.
      Now I want to add HAVP.
      After installation, all seems okey.
      ( My configuration : (inet)->(HAVP)->(squid)->(local) )
      But now, impossible to use TightVNC witch use port 5900 … Don't really understand what is the relation between... HAVP and VNC....
      Any idea ?

      I have stopped HAVP, but impossible tu stop ClamAV...

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        onkeldave83
        last edited by

        hi bezourox,

        there is no relation between…i think

        have you a firewall rule to access tcp port 5900 to your lan interface in pfsense?

        i think this is the problem.

        you can stop the firewall with terminal command:
        pfctl -d
        for disable and
        pfctl -e
        to enable it

        good luck!

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          bezourox
          last edited by

          Hi,

          You are right, when I do pfctl -d, I can use VNC.
          But when I add 2 rules (the same on LAN and WAN)
          Source : any / Destination : anny / Port from : VNC (5900) and apply changes, impossible to use VNC…
          I check the config of my VNC, and the port used is 5900 (default)

          Strange...

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            dvserg
            last edited by

            @bezourox:

            Hi,

            You are right, when I do pfctl -d, I can use VNC.
            But when I add 2 rules (the same on LAN and WAN)
            Source : any / Destination : anny / Port from : VNC (5900) and apply changes, impossible to use VNC…
            I check the config of my VNC, and the port used is 5900 (default)

            Strange...

            This is you f/wall rule?
            proto:tcp source:any srcport:any destination:any destport:5900

            Must work…

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              bezourox
              last edited by

              This is my rules on LAN :

              Proto Source Port Destination      Port          Gateway
              TCP    *      *      *  5900 (VNC)  *

              No WAN rules.

              Doesn't work…

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                onkeldave83
                last edited by

                i have this :

                For LAN

                TCP LAN net * * 5900 (VNC) *   Allow LAN VNC

                For WAN

                TCP LAN net * * 5900 (VNC) *   Allow WAN VNC

                and when you use vnc over openvpn you have to put one access rule for the other network (f.e. 10.10.10.0/24) for wan and lan to test it ;)

                GOOD LUCK

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