Dear all,
the last few lines in my firewall rules look like this:
(https://pasteboard.co/a28FaMlCVZ7I.png)
https://pasteboard.co/a28FaMlCVZ7I.png (https://pasteboard.co/a28FaMlCVZ7I.png)
However...
While accessing a website connected via a gateway, I keep getting this stuff:
(https://pasteboard.co/r9ABXkZaw4t9.png)
https://pasteboard.co/r9ABXkZaw4t9.png (https://pasteboard.co/r9ABXkZaw4t9.png)
I was under the assumption that this last firewall rule should never be reached - I only inserted it for debugging purposes. How can I find out why the "grant all" rule is skipped?
Kind regards,
Can you show what subnet is configured under the LAN net?
Also did you try to clear the whole state table after you finished your rule set?
LAN net is 192.168.150.0/24
Yes, State Table has been reset
This thread might help.
https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=20219.0#msg93687
I kept getting these on a router reboot. Or when I moved from one vlan to another. I'm pretty sure they are just old connections that are open on the server side but closed/aborted on the client side. Or something like that. Fright did a better job explaining things in the liked thread.
Hi. Have you checked Quick (see attached image) on the rules?