Pfsense open ports [SOLVED]

jimp

Then you probably aren't getting proxied, you just have the port open for outside access on your WAN rules. It doesn't open itself… :-) (Or you are scanning from an interface/IP that has access)

jimp

vorgusa:

Nmap scan report for c-x-x-x-x.hsd1.fl.comcast.net (x.x.x.x)
Host is up (0.10s latency).
Not shown: 65529 filtered ports
PORT      STATE SERVICE  VERSION
22/tcp    open  ssh      OpenSSH 5.4p1 (FreeBSD 20100308; protocol 2.0)
53/tcp    open  domain   dnsmasq 2.55
80/tcp    open  http     lighttpd 1.4.28
443/tcp   open  ssl/http lighttpd 1.4.28
2189/tcp  open  sip      FreeBSD/8.1-PRERELEASE UPnP/1.0 MiniUPnPd/1.4 (Status: 501 Not Implemented)
40122/tcp open  unknown

You really do seem to have overly permissive WAN rules. If you post a screenshot of them were we can advise what might be causing it. (I scanned 1-65535)

jimp

Something else people seem to forget about too is that if you have UPnP enabled, anything on LAN can open up and forward whatever ports it wants. Even if you aren't hitting the pfSense box with a scan you could be hitting a port forward that opened up via UPnP.

Guest

upnp is disabled by default correct?

jimp

Yes, upnp must be enabled by hand.

jimp

heavy1metal - I got nothing open when I scanned your IP. Though I only scanned 1-3000 due to it being slow (presumably since they were filtered)

Guest

Excellent :-) That covers all the "normal 1-1023" service ports anyway. I'm a bit worried about the OP's open ports, he mentioned he has a port open for torrent traffic I believe, possible he wild-carded the destination port by accident?

Also, did you scan from two IP addresses? Or is that the result of load balancing from a dual WAN setup? Or maybe for once in my life I had an US port scan me :-) So used to the Chinese trying to scan me checking if I'm an open proxy. Thank you for checking :-)

@jimp:

heavy1metal - I got nothing open when I scanned your IP. Though I only scanned 1-3000 due to it being slow (presumably since they were filtered)

vorgusa

I took screen shots of the dashboard, NAT, Rules, and upnp settings. UPNP status is empty and I do not see why upnp would end up leaving port 53 open, seems like all my open ports are pfsense services. I am masking IPs and stuff in the screen shots and they will be up soon. I forgot to take a screenshot of the general settings for the ssh connection though.

vorgusa

Very frustrating to post attachements! :)

NAT.jpg_thumb

Rules.jpg_thumb
system.txt

vorgusa

Here are the last two

dashboard.jpg_thumb

upnp.jpg_thumb

vorgusa

As I posted in my other thread, I have reset everything to factory defaults and reconfigured it again. I noticed that when I originally installed everything I never saw the startup wizard, so I have a feeling its related to that. I also experienced unusually high CPU usage while nothing was going on and my other unusual problems are gone. I will scan it tomorrow with nmap and see if the problems are fixed.

Guest

You have/had port 443 open to the public/world by not specifying a source address. Also torrents only require TCP, they do not use UDP packets.

As for the upnp, you might want to do a port scan and then watch what ports open up. Or try disabling it, and then do a scan.

As for port 53, would anyone know if the "upnp port mapping (for windows)" would be letting windows services open up ports?

Maybe pfsense is opening port 80 on behalf of itself? Unless you have a web server back there trying to get out?

Also I assume your torrent port is 40122? Sort of the only one open that looks out of place.

Just saw your system.txt, in there I saw
Mar 2 19:19:30 miniupnpd[12590]: HTTP listening on port 2189
Mar 2 19:19:30 miniupnpd[12590]: HTTP listening on port 2189

Is upnp intended to open ports even if it is a service on pfsense that wants them open?

![Wan Rules.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/Wan Rules.jpg)
![Wan Rules.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/Wan Rules.jpg_thumb)

vorgusa

After the factory defaults, I am still getting the ports open. The previous port 443 was done by the OpenVPN wizard because I designated that as the port for it. Right now I have OpenVPN at the default port (1194) and upnp enabled, but only for the LAN. The only port forwarding and Rules I have done are for Torrents and what the automated wizards has done.

PORT STATE SERVICE
53/tcp open domain
80/tcp open http
443/tcp open https
1194/tcp open unknown
2189/tcp open unknown
40122/tcp open unknown

Why would the Upnp even be there if I selected it to only be there for the LAN section.. seems like PFSense services are before the Firewall

Guest

That is strange, and you're still able to access the web portal from work? If you tried now to log in does it give you that redirect error you were getting before?

vorgusa

Yep, same error and for some reason I can not get an IP from OpenVPN, but that might be a problem on my end. I will look into that tonight, but then again, I will probably go back to 1.2.3 if these ports keep showing up… I could probably try to manually block them using the firewall.

jimp

How is your network wired up?

Is that public IP directly on WAN, or do you have something else in front doing NAT?

Can you post the contents of /tmp/rules.debug - it might help show what the issue really is.

vorgusa

I never re-enabled ssh, but I will head home for lunch and set it up. By the way, I have never done anything related to port 53, so I know that should not be showing. At work, if I do:

host -T internalserver.local MyWAN-IP

I get my internal IP address for the internal server, so that is definitely not being blocked in any way (-T is for TCP connection)

vorgusa

here is that file

rules.txt

jimp

pass  in  quick  on $WAN reply-to ( re0 x.x.x.x )  proto TCP  from any to x.x.x.x keep state  label "USER_RULE: OpenVPN Home wizard"

There is no port on that rule for OpenVPN - so it's letting all TCP traffic in to your WAN IP.

Did you alter that rule?

vorgusa

Nope I did not, both times I just let the wizard create the rule (USER_RULE: OpenVPN Home wizard) and did not alter it. I will check on it when I get home