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    Kill a state in States view

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      Assar
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      Background:
      For testing issues I have placed a port forward from within LAN to destination port on external machine. In NAT I change external destination port and would like to kill established session to make this change to kick in.

      States list contains this row
      tcp XX.XX.XX.XX:9669 <- 192.168.3.5:9669 <- 192.168.3.158:52270 ESTABLISHED:ESTABLISHED

      When I hold mouse over kill button it says
      "Remove all state entries from XX.XX.XX.XX to 192.168.3.158"

      When pressing button the entries disappears from current display, but sessions still exist and wont go away until application let them go.
      How do I kill those sessions?

      pfSense version:
      2.0-RC3 (i386) built on Tue Jun 21 17:40:54 EDT 2011

      // Assar

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      • jimpJ
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
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        What browser are you using?

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          Assar
          last edited by

          Google chrome under Linux.
          Firefox under Linux.

          Observe the arrows direction and the "from" "to" in text when hovering button.

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