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#1
Docs » User Manual » Inline Intrusion Prevention System » IPS SSLBlacklists & Feodo Tracker
says system-settings-networking   should be  interfaces:settings

Be nice to include a simple port forwarding section with details for adding a port forward... I googled it and got wrong into for destination address  (should be WAN address)

Thanks
#2
16.7 Legacy Series / Re: 16.7.3 port forwarding
September 23, 2016, 03:12:52 PM
I don't see any documentation on setting up a simple port forward in the manual, musty have read in somewhere on google.
#3
16.7 Legacy Series / Re: 16.7.3 port forwarding
September 21, 2016, 11:17:32 PM
Thanks. Just reviewed a pfsense doc, it says to use
WAN ADDRESS    as destination  in port forward rule. I thought the opnsense docs said to use LAN ADDRESS

Its working now for me.
#4
16.7 Legacy Series / 16.7.3 port forwarding
September 20, 2016, 11:16:02 PM
Just install 16.7.3 on new box...  setup lan and wan interfaces, nest thing I did was setup NAT, port forwarding

I tried using wan DHCP    as well as static WAN  IP    but nothing is working.

I have upstream gateway which is a frontier DSL modem , made subnet /24   on static WAN

I am trying to forward port 8100 which is a management port for an app I use.   I forward frontier modem to wan interface of opnsense, then forward wan to my lan ip, it creates a firewall rule appropriately.

I'm using canyouseeme.org to check for port 8100.... no good.

My normal router works fine  (Mikrotik)

Any ideas?
#5
16.7 Legacy Series / SSL/HTTPS Transparent Proxy
September 15, 2016, 10:20:55 PM
I am on newest opnsense ver 16.7.3 and am a newbie. Transparent proxy is setup for HTTP but not yet for HTTPS due to all the warnings about man in the middle. I would like to do HTTPS proxy filtering with transparent but have questions...
1. Will all browsers give cert errors until I give them a cert to install? What if I buy a cert through a trusted public CA?
2. If I enable the "SSL Domain/IP only" setting under the general forward proxy settings, will the certificates still be required for access? I understand no filtering will be done here, so maybe no need  for certs?