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      tedced
      last edited by

      OK, Here's what I need to do and I'm hoping there's a sleek way to do it. I need to create sequential port mapping for ICA connections here's the example

      I need to forward from the wan

      IP:PORTNUM
      WANIP:8060 to internal 192.168.1.60:1494
      WANIP:8061 to internal 192.168.1.61:1494
      WANIP:8062 to internal 192.168.1.62:1494
      …
      WANIP:8109 to internal 192.168.1.109:1494
      WANIP:8110 to internal 192.168.1.110:1494

      I know howto setup individual rules to accomplish this, but I need to do this for a couple different local ports (not just 1494) on two interfaces and I don't want to manually have to add a few hundred rules to accomplish it.

      Any help is appreciated.

      my pfsense box is running version 1.2-RELEASE

      thanks!

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        cmb
        last edited by

        You can use aliases to keep the firewall rules to a much smaller set, you'll need a lot of port forward entries though, no way around that.

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          tedced
          last edited by

          Thanks for the suggestion,
          The firewall's not as big an issue, I just created a pass rule on that port for the whole LAN subnet.

          It's really the port forwarding entries that are a PITA

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          • GruensFroeschliG
            GruensFroeschli
            last edited by

            You could download the config.xml, look for the NAT part and copy/paste as many entries as you need.

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