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Am i hearing that after 8 years of using ExpressVPN I am going to have to change?
That sucks!

Can someone send the entire configuration as I have all of this and it just wont connect.
System: Trust: Authorities: ExpressVPN CA Created
System: Trust: Certificates: ExpressVPN CA Certificate Created
System: Trust: Certificates: ExpressVPN Client Certificate Created

VPN: OpenVPN: Instances: ExpressVPN

Role: Client
Protocol: UDP
Port: 1195
Bind: Blank
Type: TUN
Remote: dominicanrepublic-ca-version-2.expressnetw.com
Depend on CARP: None
Trust/Certificate: ExpressVPN CA Certificate
Verify Remote Certificate: Checked
TLS Static Key: ExpressVPN TLS Key
Username: From ExpressVPN
Password: From ExpressVPN

Saves/ Applied

Status: Wait
None of the other fields under status have any values...

Please help, cannot for the life of me get this working!

It does not have a public IP, only an internal, that the xFinity router forwards (DMZ Port) all traffic to 192.168.0.250/24.

Changing the Destination to "This Firewall" made no change.
Diagram Below:
http://www.greenscott.com:8383/LABNet.png

All,

I appreciate the reply, but there are no  4433 and 433 in any of the data I provided.
This was a simple Port Forward, not even a redirect so the inbound port is looking to be redirected from my external router VIA the DMZ redirect (Any/Any) to the OPNSense appliance and it is failing.

Being that I could not wait any longer I have established the rule on the external router and it is working fine, and to be able to support multiple I have refocused on port redirection 8080 --> 3389 (Yes, MS RDP).
I have monitored all the logs and see the traffic being passed to the target but no session is established but a direct rdp session works fine bypassing the OPNSense Appliance.

Using 8080 as I know it is an open port at my location.

Below is my configuration of the NAT:

Disabled:                Unchecked
No RDR:                 Unchecked
Interface:               WAN
TCP/IP Version:       IPV4
Protocol:                TCP
Source:                  Any/Any/Any
Dest/Invert:           Unchecked
Destination:           WAN Address
Destination Port:    From: 8080 - To: 8080
Redirect Target IP:  RDP (Alias)
Redirect Port:         MS RDP [3389]
Pool Options:         Default
Log:                      Checked
Description:           Port Redirect 33389 --> 3389
NAT Reflection:      Enabled
Filter Rule assoc:   None (Manually Created)

Firewall Rule 01:
Action:                  Allow
Disabled:               Unchecked
Quick:                   Checked
Interface:              WAN
Direction:              IN
TCP/IP Ver:           IPv4
Protocol:               TCP
Source/Invert:       Unchecked
Source:                 Any/Any/Any
Destination:           RDP (Alias)
Dest Port Range:    From: MS RDP [3389] to: MS RDP [3389]
Log:                      Checked

Firewall Rule 02:
Action:                 Allow
Disabled:              Unchecked
Quick:                  Checked
Interface:             WAN
Direction:             IN
TCP/IP Ver:           IPv4
Protocol:              TCP
Source/Invert:      Unchecked
Source:                Any/Any/Any
Destination:          WAN Address
Dest Port Range:   From: 8080 to: 8080
Log:                     Checked


I see the traffic being allowed in the F/W log but no session is established with the redirect.
OPNSense just does not seem to work any longer for this function. Or I am doing some really wrong and I am blind.

WOW!

Not sure what else to say!
Its been multiple months and over 100 have read the thread but not one contributor to help me resolve the issue.

This is baffling!

I've inserted a NAT to redirect 3389:

-Interface:                                WAN
-TCP/IP Version:                      IPv4   
-Protocol:                               TCP
-Source:                                 Any
-Source port range   
                     from:                MS RDP
                     to:                MS RDP
-Destination:                          WAN Address
-Destination port range   
                     from:                MS RDP
                     to:                MS RDP
-Redirect target IP:                 192.168.0.240
-Redirect target port:              MS RDP
-NAT Reflection:                      Enabled (Have tried disabled also)
-Filter rule association:            Yes

Automatic Rule Created:
-Proto:                                    IPv4 TCP
-Source:                                  *(Any)
-Port:                                      3389(MS RDP)
-Destination:                           192.168.0.240
-Port:                                      3389(MS RDP)
-Gateway:                               *(Any)
-Schedule:
-Description:                           NAT

With the above F/W rule the attempt is denied:

__timestamp__   Jul 3 15:30:53
ack   
action    [block]
anchorname   
datalen   0
dir    [in]
dst   192.168.0.250
dstport   3389
ecn   
id   53827
interface   em0
ipflags   DF
label   Default deny rule
length   52
offset   0
proto   6
protoname   tcp
reason   match
ridentifier   0
rulenr   3
seq   2596550757
src   174.228.133.87
srcport   1240
subrulenr   
tcpflags   S
tcpopts   
tos   0x20
ttl   110
urp   64240
version   4

Create a manual rule:
-Proto:                                    IPv4 TCP/UDP
-Source:                                  *(Any)
-Port:                                      *(Any)
-Destination:                           192.168.0.250
-Port:                                      3389(MS RDP)
-Gateway:                               *(Any)
-Schedule:
-Description:                           

Nothing gets entered into the log with the manual rule enabled, disable it and the deny continues?
I dont see how this could be expected behavior, help?

and for clarity, I have also tried to the do this for RDP using an alternate port inbound and redirect it to 3389 to no avail.

Odd situation...

I have setup a NAT/PF that redirects port 4433 to 443 for the dashboard UI so that I can access it externally (This is a personal setup). The odd thing is that from my phone Android/Chrome I can access it.
Trying from 2 different laptops (One Corporate controlled and the other personal) I am not. I have tried IE, Chrome, Opera and Firefox browsers to no avail.

What is going on?
Any help would be appreciated!

So, I have used HAProxy for a long time, but it was always by modifying the haproxy.cfg file. with OPNSense you have a UI in front of it and I am unable to find where the cfg file is stored to manually make the changes. That said, Can someone please describe how-to redirect a URI rdp.mydns.com to an internal ip address say: 192.168.1.13 (Port being redirected is 3389/RDP).

I tried to setup a condition and then use HTTP Redirect, but that is not working...