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      sleat
      last edited by

      Hi all.
      I need help.
      I need to forward ports. I have one server pfSense and i wanna to connect to my PC at my work from home by RDP.
      How i can to do port maping?
      Thks
      … i done all by http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/How_can_I_forward_ports_with_pfSense%3F...but its dont work

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        Nachtfalke
        last edited by

        On pfsense do this in portforwarding:

        Source ip: any
        Source port: any
        Destination IP: WAN address
        Destination port: 3389 (RDP)
        Redirect ip: IP of the work PC
        Redirect port: 3389
        Create a firewall rule for that

        Source IP: any
        Source port: any
        Destination IP: IP of the work PC
        Destination Port: 3389.

        thats all.

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          sleat
          last edited by

          i did all but not work(((
          Thats printscreens

          http://zalil.ru/31960869

          http://zalil.ru/31960878

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            Metu69salemi
            last edited by

            and your windows firewall is allowing this trafic or is in shutoff?

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              sleat
              last edited by

              Windows firewall is off

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                Nachtfalke
                last edited by

                Firewall and NAT rules seem to be correct.
                You could enable logging on the firewall rule and check if traffic comes in.

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                  sleat
                  last edited by

                  pls tell me, how  i can to see logs? I trying do it in Stastus-system logs-firewall-dynamic view, but there only static data…

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                    Nachtfalke
                    last edited by

                    enable logging in the firewall rule you created for RDP.
                    then try to connect via RDP and then go to diagnostics -> systemlogs -> firewall

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                      sleat
                      last edited by

                      may be you mean status-systemlogs?

                      This is log…
                      http://zalil.ru/31962636

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                        Nachtfalke
                        last edited by

                        The firewall logs show that the ruleworks. tha traffic can pass.

                        The problem seems to be on the destination PC.
                        On windows 7 you can chose which version of RDP can connect.
                        Further the advanced firewall allows more options for inbound traffic. you can chose the subnets/IPs which are allowed for RDP.

                        I think that pfsense is not your problem.

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                          kilogor
                          last edited by

                          i have thats problem too((((
                          But if i try to connect using MS ISA2006, i can do it - i can  connect to my PC and dont have any problem.
                          Thats mean problem is not my pc?

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                            Nachtfalke
                            last edited by

                            The firewall and NAT rule is correct as we can see in the firewall log.
                            RemoteDesktop from outside pfsense to a Client behind pfsense is working, too. I tried this in the past, too.

                            Perhaps you have some other packages installed which could cause a problem or some additional firewall rules which are blocking RDP.
                            Perhaps you could provide more information about:

                            • packages

                            • topology

                            • OS of the clients you are using for RDP

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                              kilogor
                              last edited by

                              i have installed next package:

                              1. squid
                              2. lihgtSquid

                              Topology: I have PC with pfSense 2.0, one PC on my work and one PC at my Home
                              And also i have one static Internet address at work and dynamic address at home..

                              Client  Os is windows XP SP3

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                                Nachtfalke
                                last edited by

                                WinXP at home –--- INTERNET --- pfsense -----WinXP at work
                                Correct ?

                                I had the same topology as you, with squid and lightsquid and it worked. So it shouldn't be the problem of the packages and/or pfsense.
                                perhaps reboot pfsense or recheck the firewall on the windows clients, check if RDP for the correct users is enabled.

                                I don't have any further ideas - I am sorry.

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                                  Metu69salemi
                                  last edited by

                                  what xp you have at home? if it is home edition, then it should not have rdp possibility

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                                    kilogor
                                    last edited by

                                    @Metu69salemi:

                                    what xp you have at home? if it is home edition, then it should not have rdp possibility

                                    I have Windows XP Pro…But you very help me, thanks ! I will try again and again...

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                                      Metu69salemi
                                      last edited by

                                      I don't know the contents of the easy block rule, but change it to be last on the list and the portforward rule to be third on the list.

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                                        kilogor
                                        last edited by

                                        Yesterday, i tried to connect from Windows 7, the same result :'(
                                        For example i installed ISA2006 and tried to connect and-WOW-connect is done!
                                        I think, that my pfSense dont wanna to work whith me((((

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