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    "Redirecting all DNS Requests to pfSense" wiki is missing one info

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      pf3000 last edited by

      The port forwarding auto rule places the rule at the bottom of LAN firewall rules. One has to manually move it above the "Default allow LAN to any rule" for it to actually work.

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        asterix last edited by

        Yep.. you need to move the "auto rule" up the list.

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          jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate last edited by

          It should not need to be moved unless something was done to the default rule (e.g. gateway set) or someone added a block rule.

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