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Since one update made this summer I have a annoying change.

When adding a user and a certificate. it now does not use my CA instead it does a self-signed certificate.
making adding users that should use OpenVPN get wrong certificate adding alot of extra work.

how to make my CA as the default CA instead of Self-signed.
(CA is in the opensense config.. but will be wrong authority)

Well that can be ignored. a reboot and all seems to be stable now.. 

so  thank you for pointing to the correct direction.  now some final tests and then time to go to productionmode :)

I did put a VM on the other net with windows server. and just to do some tests (this macine will be removed) with RDP up..

I can connecty to rdp from outside.  but it cuts connections a short time aprox every 2nd minute.

and now I cannot connect anything OUT from the VM except pings..
no logs in firewall logs. and even turning off firewall totally no traffic out.

it worked once.  but then magically dead. (except the magic. PING!)

the link you linked to shows the automatic fix to "Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface"  but this did not work. (most likly as it is on 2 different interfaces)

but now I have more to work on and will dig into this tonight when he phone does not ring :)

Will read up on the link you sent and check more about this.  thanx for hinting me to a good direction.

Hmm yes THAT works..

Done that.  still not working.. and that really puzzles me.
as in the log I can see my traffic being caught by the default deny-rule.

I even tried to match the source/destination IP  mask   and everything just to see if I can trigger it. but no.

Yes.. it is set to manual.

machines in the "WAN" part can go out on the net perfectly.   and checking its IP it does get the iP it is  set up just to confirm that no NAT is being done.

but traffic from outside -> in does not work unless I disable the firewall completly..  EVEN if I have a "Allow all" rule set (do not worry.. just to test at the beginning)

Disabling firewall will make traffic go through. 

but this exposes the opnsense GUI to the world so that is not a real option :)

Well new here.  Guess this is asked but cannot find it.

I have a /25 net that is delivered to me via a "LINK Net" on 2 connections.  so I have 2 machines setup like:

port1 to ISP with IP z.z.z.2 witth carp to z.z.z.1, port 2 to our WAN switch with ip x.x.x.2 and carp to x.x.x.1

(and a 2nd opnsense with port1 to ISP with IP z.z.z.z.3 with carp to z.z.z.1 and port 2 to our WAN switch with IP x.x.x.3 and carp to x.x.x.1

so this linknet is a small /29 just to handle the link..

thing is.. I seems not to be able to pass any traffic EXCEPT pings to my WAN net.
if I check firewall logs I see the default deny rule triggers on my traffic. but even if setting rules on all ports to allow all it is refused.

so what more do I need to do to allow traffic to pass though.. NOT NATed between those 2 ethernet ports?

Any good tutorial to handle this?


SO YES.  there are public IPs on both sides.
(if possible to have a 3rd network with NAT for managment it would be a plus)