<![CDATA[Turning off (or on) PFBlocer seems to then block all inbound traffic]]>So….. I am still trouble shooting but...

It seems once i turn pfblocker on (or off) all inbound traffic is blocked by the default deny rule ignoring what i have configured in the system. (firewall or NAT rules)
Only a reboot ATM clears this up.
Example: Clean reboot...pfblocker is on...everything is working as it should. If i turn off pflblocker for some reason...all inbound stops even if i turn pblocker back on. Reboot is currently the fix

Rule order PFB_Blok/reject | all other rules

Latest PFB

Thoughts? More info?

Thanks in advance

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shows ?

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