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    Weird problems with the firewall

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved 2.2 Snapshot Feedback and Problems - RETIRED
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      elementalwindx
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      2.2-ALPHA (amd64)
      built on Tue Jul 01 09:56:53 CDT 2014
      A PFSense ran via Hyper-V on 2012 Server

      I have 2 lans on 2 different subnets

      LAN - 192.168.99./24 (VLAN 1)
      WifiGuests - 192.168.100.
      /24 (VLAN 6)

      Here are the rules under the wifiguest lan (First two block, 3rd allows all traffic):

      ID Proto Source Port Destination Port Gateway Queue Schedule Description
      add
      icon   IPv4 TCP/UDP * * This Firewall 443 (HTTPS) * none
      icon   IPv4 * * * LAN net * * none    
      icon   IPv4 * WIFIGUESTS net * * * * none

      These are under the LAN in firewall (ALL ALLOW):

          • LAN Address 80 * *   Anti-Lockout Rule
            icon   IPv4 * LAN net * * * * none   Default allow LAN to any rule 
            icon   IPv6 * LAN net * * * * none   Default allow LAN IPv6 to any rule
      1. Now for some reason when someone outside the network tries to access my OWA Exchange, they get the firewalls cert even though pfsense is set to not use https.

      2. My server which is on the LAN of 192.168.99.2, it cannot access the pfsense via 192.168.99.252, but it can access the pfsense via 192.168.100.252, however my desktops on the lan using 99.* can access the pfsense on 192.168.99.252.

      3. Hyper-V is for some reason allowing the management OS to obtain an IP address on the card pfsense is using to do lan/wan/etc. Is there an option I can turn off to stop this? It's messing with all my programs that listen on all ip's to do things.

      What is going on with these?

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