"Quote from: phoenix on July 20, 2015, 08:38:51 PM
Surely you don't want to allow the world access to your firewall, that's not really good practice. Can't you use a VPN to get access to it?
yes i now that, this is no good practice but for testing in virtualbox it can be very helpfull
Quote from: franco on July 20, 2015, 09:41:20 PM
If you do a test run in Virtual Box, on the interface assignment use don't assign a LAN (just hit enter) and then assign WAN to a bridged (or properly NATed interface). Then you'll have WAN access by default.
Thanks for the answer but i want a real working env. (2 cards and more). i can disable firewall by command pfctl -d, but after change something (submit) in panel it will automatic turn on and block me out. no port forward, rules on wan any to any not working.
On virtualbox network is set to WAN(bridge) and LAN(im trying with HOST an INTERNAL) if opnsense cant open this ports, maybe there is a configuration to bridge LAN side with the host runing virtualbox?
