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      thedulki last edited by

      Hey, i'm completely new to pfsense. I decided to install it yesterday, so far it is running fine, but i can only portfoward port 80 for some weird reason…

      What i have tried is the following:

      1. Going into  Firewall > NAT > Add

      Protocol: TCP/UDP
      Destination port range: 27015, 27015
      Redirect target IP: 192.168.1.11
      Redirect target port: 27015
      NAT reflection: use system default(which is disabled.)
      Filter rule association: Rule NAT test

      Hope someone can help!

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        thedulki last edited by

        Anyone?

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          jaspras last edited by

          What is your network setup ??

          modem internal IP … <-> pfsense WAN IP <-> pfsense LAN IP <-> webserver IP ?

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            thedulki last edited by

            My setup:

            WAN CONNECTION > PFSENSE > SWITCH > ServerPC(192.168.1.11)

            Well, i got some of the ports to work, but i still have problems with teamspeak 3 port 9987, and port 993 (imap with ssl). The problem seems to be something on my server but i am not sure, because when i have port forwarded a port the connection changes from "Connection timed out" to "Connection refused".

            See attachment for more info :)

            Blue line indicates that the port works.
            Please help.


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              osvaldotcf last edited by

              The same problem here.
              The same environment.

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