Unable to open port 110 or 25 (did with another port)
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And BTW, you should use 587 for sending email and 995 (POP3/S) for downloading email. Not send out your credentials in plaintext. (Also, at least TCP/25 is blocked tons of ISPs.)
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Maybe someone else. IMNSHO, if you cannot tell WAN from LAN and client from server, you should keep your hands miles off any firewall. The default LAN rule allows all traffic go out from LAN (such as Outlook communication with mailserver on WAN). There is absolutely zero need to open anything else, to create any portforwards on LAN or any similar nonsense.
Thanks! this is what I was looking for.. just an easy, simple explanation.
As for the 587/995… They don't use this...This is from GoDaddy
Next to Outgoing Server (SMTP), type 465. Click OK and click Next.
If those settings don't work,repeat steps 1-3 and select None for Use the following type of encrypted connection. Try these other ports for Outgoing server (SMTP): 80, 3535, or 25HDA, thanks for the response.. again, these are just a few client machines that need to access pop/smtp email from behind the PFsense.
I'll let you guys know in a bit!
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agreed 25 outbound to everything other than the ISP smtp servers is blocked on many isps.. You can thank the spammers and malware/viruses that turn boxes into spam senders for that.
"Incoming mail server pop.secureserver.net
Outgoing mail server (SMTP) smtpout.secureserver.net"If you have clients behind pfsense on your lan that need to talk to those servers outside pfsense, ie the internet (wan) then you have nothing to do with port forwards or specific rules if you have the default any any rule on the lan. This allows lan clients to talk to anything on the internet, ports or protocols.
If you can not talk to those servers on 25 and or 110 then talk to your ISP.. But as stated you shouldn't be using 25 or 110 to talk to that mail server outside anyway - as dok stated you should use secure methods so your username and password is not sent in the clear across the public net. The 587 is normally allowed by isps while 25 is not.
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Thanks! this is what I was looking for.. just an easy, simple explanation.
Again, read a few easy knowhow bytes.
You need the allow-rules row (2 & 3) in your Firewall: Rules LAN. And delete (1, 4 & 5)
Empty Firewall: Rules Floating()IF you do not appreciate initiative from global or not serve to global, then:
Empty Firewall: Rules WAN()
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Thank you guys for the help! I got it working.. did exactly as you (ALL) said and everything is cool 8)
I"m used to working on Sonicwall NSA's and Fortigate's but just have this running at one site and it's been fine forever until this upgrade. I thought it was corrupted.
Thanks again for all your help! Even DOK ;)
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Fine! :-)
Would you mind sharing your firewall ruleset for a final check here?
Just to confirm that all issues are fixed!
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So here's my final config.. pretty barebone.. one thing I was going to hit up Johnpoz on or post in the VM forum is my Intel NIC card (dual GbE server) seems to just be turning off or shutting down now after some heavy use. e1000 drivers. Never did this on straight 5.5 and prev PF version. I only upgraded to U2 to run 2.2.2
And just FYI.. I bought like 5 of these years back.. been working fine on my ESXi and Windows boxes. Just now it's crapping out on PFsense.
Thanks!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/271581912527?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
P.S. I just Disable hardware checksum offload to see if that helps or does anything.
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I would of named your port groups wan and lan ;) But maybe thats just me ;)
I don't have any of those specific nics, I have run both vmx3 and e1000 on it my setup currently using the e1000 because of the vmx3 has issue with reporting duplex and ladvd using to send out cdp and lldp from pfsense was having my switch saying there was a duplex mismatch, etc.
What is that port forward for? That is an ODD ball port.. Your not using Xsan are you??
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I'm running a custom a NVR with Blue Iris.
As for the NIC/ESXi issue, I think maybe that card is dying out (what are the odds??) going to swap it out and see. I've been running the e1000 driver on those cheap Chinese units without issue. Also tested in passthrough as well.
To find a deal on PCI-e Intel server cards is hard :(
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And why would you have that open to the public net?? Doesn't seem like a good idea to me to allow public access to video cameras in my home ;)
Why would you not just vpn in if you wan to view the video while remote?
42$ seems like a pretty good price to me
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It's not a home, and that doesn't allow access to the cameras. It's for admin access only. The camera access are on a internal vlan that only a few have access to. no outside access.
Thanks for the link! I ordered a few off Ebay, Both PCI and PCIe ;)
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work/home - I wouldn't be allowing access to NVR eitherway
VPN to access anything of that sort.. If you don't want the public to access it "It's for admin access only" then should be through a vpn.
