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    Fishrman
    last edited by Sep 14, 2007, 9:15 PM

    Hello,

    is that function working at all in 1.2 RC2 embedded ?

    I forwarded tcp ports 80, 85 (WWW servers) and 3000 (webmail)
    there are also firewall rules to allow them.

    But enabling nat reflection does not allow me to get to those ports on public IP from the LAN ?

    I was also writing about that at: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=6157.0
    Am I doing anything wrong?
    Please help - this worked fine in 1.0.1 version…

    Best regards!
    Fishrman

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      BigHusky
      last edited by Sep 14, 2007, 10:40 PM

      Hi

      for us Nat Reflections works, but we discovered one issue:

      We use it mostly for SSH connection (as users use IP addresses for the ssh connections).

      Now, if we are on the local network and ssh to a host on the local network using the outside IP address we get connected. But after only 2-5 seconds the connection gets dropped.
      If we use the internal IP address it works fine.
      If we connect from an outside network with the outside IP address it works fine as well.

      I went through many screens to find if there are any timeout options but haven't found any.

      The SSH rule is the only NAT/Firewall rule in place.

      Would appreciate any help

      BH

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        Fishrman
        last edited by Sep 15, 2007, 4:43 PM

        But I am not using any SSH… I can't even get to my WWW server from LAN through WAN IP and formwarded port.. 80.. nor 85...

        in 1.0.1 it worked fine :( :( :(

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