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    pfsense disabling firewall for one specific ip

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      sbwcws
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      Thanks consider this resolved.

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        KOM
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        20 replies later and we still don't know what the original problem was, nor the solution used.

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          sbwcws @KOM
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          @KOM You might need to scroll up..

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            sbwcws @johnpoz
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            @johnpoz said in pfsense disabling firewall for one specific ip:

            @sbwcws said in pfsense disabling firewall for one specific ip:

            ONE TO ONE NAT to bypass my firewall,

            Then create an any any firewall rule - its that simple.. there will be nothing blocked.. Just natted.

            If you don't want it natted at all - then connect the device in front of your pfsense and give it your public IP..

            But I am with KOM here - you have not provide any info at all to why anyone would want/need to do such a thing. So to be honest it doesn't even peak my interest enough to think through how could be possible, if at all.. You could always get support direct from netgate/pfsense - with such a large deployment and moving away from fortigate sounds like enterprise level shit, have to assume you have a support contract with netgate ;)

            You might be able to do some hackery shit with a bridge, etc. But yeah it would be messy!

            Thanks

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              sbwcws @viragomann
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              @viragomann said in pfsense disabling firewall for one specific ip:

              If you want to keep it behind pfSense why don't you want to go with NAT?
              If the machine should get a public IP and bypass the firewall, why don't you connect it to WAN?

              Do you have multiple public IPs or a public subnet?

              Thanks

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