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#1
General Discussion / VoIP phones behind Opnsense
February 03, 2024, 06:26:26 PM
Hello,

Just switched from the other sense and I'm trying to figure out how to configure my 2 IP phones. I have a VLAN for the VoIP phones (2 devices), I have a NAT rule and can make 1 phone work but not both. I created an Alias but I don't think I can NAT to 2 different IPs ...

I tried the SIP proxy since I was using it on pfsense but it doesn't work as well ..... doesn't work at all I should say.

Anyone managed to configure more than 1 VoIP phone behind Opnsense? I am not using a PBX, each phone registered online through my VoIP provider.

Any input appreciated.

Thanks!!
#2
Hello Community,

I am new to Opnsense, coming from Check Point, Untangle, pfSense ... and I am trying to understand what is happening with the Rules.

I have several Networks (and VLANS). Basic example:

Ad-Guard DNS Server on LAN available for ALL Networks

I created a rule under each Network allowing IN -> to the Ad-Guard Server. Everything works fine but the Log shows let out anything from firewall host itself instead.

Question is, since I am not logging this rule, is it normal to see this entry in the log?
#3
Hello,

Newbie with opnsense coming from Check Point, Untangle and pfsense so a bit of experience with Firewall. I am setting up my New OPNSense and found something odd happening .. I was hoping to shed some light with your help. Here is the scenario:

LAN and IOTVLAN on the same interface;
Internal DNS Servers on LAN;
Rule Created to Allow IOTVLAN to Reach DNS Servers;
Rule Description - Allow IoT Internal DNS Requests.

Now, without the rule, requests are blocked as expected in the log but when the rule is created and enabled, Logs shows the request on LAN not IoTVLAN and instead and the description shows coming from "let out anything from firewall host itself" which is an implicit rule and not my rule on the IOTVLAN...? When I try deactivating my Rule, the Log shows the requests being blocked again which tells me that MY Rule is the one filtering the request and not the Implicit one... Same thing happens for an ICMP rule on a different VLAN.........

Any idea what's causing this?

Thanks!!