Traffic comes in and is evaluated against your rules from top to bottom until it finds a rule that applies. Create a new rule for port 80 later if that tests ok and you want to. Set on WAN interface: allow TCP on port 443 from source WAN to destination LAN. This allows anything out of your LAN interface, you can make it tighter when you have a handle on this. It’s pretty typical to set: on LAN allow any protocol / any port from source LAN to destination Any. Now I have to figure out what broke my Nextcloud.ĭid you set firewall rules on the LAN interface? I even got my Pi-hole up and running on my Opt2 port. Must have been a cache or Firefox issue, but all is working now. I'll clear cache and re-test when my 4 year old is done with Plants vs Zombies.Įdit2: Got that fixed. one device on the LAN shows my own IP as the DNS server, another device has that other unknown IP. Should it not be that way with pfSense?Įdit: may be a cache issue. When I used pihole with Unbound, the DNS IP was my own. I was under the impression pfSense handled DNS on board. shows a single, unknown (to me) DNS which may be my ISP's.
Now I'm wondering about the DNS resolver. I turned everything off first this time, hooked the modem to the firewall, turned the firewall on first then the modem, and then the router/AP. I seem to have resolved the issue though, appears to have been as simple as rebooting the modem. r/pfblockerng /r/sysadmin /r/networking /r/homelab /r/homenetworking This is a community subreddit so lets try and keep the discourse polite. This subreddit is primarily for the community to help each other out, if you have something you want the maintainers of the project to see we recommend posting in the appropriate category on our Netgate forum. If you are looking to sell or buy used hardware, please try /r/hardwareswap. If you are looking for help with basic networking concepts, please try /r/homelab or for more advanced, /r/networking.ĭo not post items for sale in this subreddit. Use a search engine like Google to search across the domain: We have a great community that helps support each other, but we also provide 24x7 commercial support.īefore asking for help please do the following: You can install the software yourself on your own hardware. You can buy official pfSense appliances directly from Netgate or a Netgate Partner. The pfSense project is a free, open source tailored version of FreeBSD for use as a firewall and router with an easy-to-use web interface.
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