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    FTP traffic not going out on WAN

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      peterlinuxgeek
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      Hi All,

      Situation pfSense 2.1 (latest version)

      1 nic for ISP1
      1 nic for ISP2
      1 nic vor LAN
      1 nic for 4 DMZ zones (1+3VLANs)
      1 nic for wireless

      DMZ zones are x.y.20.0/24 VLANs x.y.22.0/24 x.y.26.0/24 & x.y.28.0/24

      on x.y.28.2 sits an IBM AS/400 with FTP server.

      Can connect from LAN to FTP server and get a file - no problem

      Can connect from any place in the world to x.y.28.3 to start FTP, authentication works, cd into dir ok, but when I 'get' a file, it stops.
      (switching to passive does not help)

      This is now in my firewall
      block
      Jan 20 22:47:36 DMZxxx28 (source)x.y.28.2:21 (dest)24.64.xx.yy:43541 TCP:FPA

      Reason for the block
      @5 block drop in log inet all label "Default deny rule IPv4"

      There is a rule in DMZxxx28 that allows for this traffic to go out.

      Rule in DMZxxx28:
      ID Proto  Source  Port Destination Port Gateway Queue
      IPv4 TCP/UDP x.y.28.2 * *   * WANisp1GW none

      And all this used to work until I rebooted my system 3 days ago…

      Since then I have Ticked ON (selected) (In System:Advanced):
      Disables the PF scrubbing option which can sometimes interfere with NFS and PPTP traffic.
      &
      Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface

      as suggested by others in this forum, and rebooted the box again, but no luck...

      Any other ideas?

      thanks

      Peter

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        peterlinuxgeek
        last edited by

        It's getting worse… Now I get this

        The rule that triggered this action is:
        @5 block drop in log inet all label "Default deny rule IPv4"

        On most traffic going out (ex IMAP on 143 cannot talk to a laptop connected via OpenVPN )

        No idea what is triggering this.

        Close to cleaning it all up and re-install - although I don't want to do that.

        Peter

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