how come on a natted port 80 a blocked ip can still telnet in
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Still there is a difference:
Wen i remove the port 80 from the http_https ports alias i get a different outcome a timeout.
Wen i add port 80 to the http_https ports alias i get a connection with telnet on port 80.And in both these tests a different log entry.
The first a block on the public ip and the second on the local ip of the webserver.Specially since somebody is hitting my pfsense box this way, for several days, with a lot of different ip addresses all day and night.
I don't know what his plan is but i am not comfortable with it.
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I've explained everything already and I don't know what else to tell you.
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Oke i understand.
Thank you a lot for helping and thinking with me.
I am not yet reassured but that's probably my stubborn brain i am sorry for that.Good night sir.
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@Gerard64 said in how come on a natted port 80 a blocked ip can still telnet in:
But i don't want to put that information out on a forum.
Here a my WAN rules :
Tell, me : am I at risk now ?
Btw : I was one NAT rule : the one that gives "Source" hosts access to my "diskstation".
edit : the NAT rule :
