error(s) loading the rule

[ricksense]

Hi,

Could anyone please help me make any sense of this error message?

https://imgbox.com/8walW3or



OPNsense is running as a VM in Proxmox (just for practice purpose at the moment), and its WAN port gets an IP from my physical home router (192.168.3.1), which manages my home LAN.
IP 192.168.3.100 is my desktop PC. I set a WAN pass rule for my PC so that it can reach the OPNsense dashboard and devices on the OPNsense LAN side.

Thanks

[Maurice]

You need to specify the direction of the rule (in). Also, since your PC is in the WAN subnet, you should disable reply-to.

Not sure how you were able to create a WAN rule without specifying the direction. Or is this a floating rule?

Cheers
Maurice

[ricksense]

You need to specify the direction of the rule (in). Also, since your PC is in the WAN subnet, you should disable reply-to.

Not sure how you were able to create a WAN rule without specifying the direction. Or is this a floating rule?

It's a simple pass [IN] rule, and reply-to is already disabled:



Thank you

[Maurice]

That's odd, the error message clearly shows a rule without direction ("pass quick") and with reply-to set to your home router ("reply-to (vtnet0 192.168.3.1)"). Is this your only rule? You might want to check Firewall: Diagnostics: Statistics: rules for duplicates. Or delete and recreate the rule.

[ricksense]

That's odd, the error message clearly shows a rule without direction ("pass quick") and with reply-to set to your home router ("reply-to (vtnet0 192.168.3.1)"). Is this your only rule? You might want to check Firewall: Diagnostics: Statistics: rules for duplicates. Or delete and recreate the rule.

Yes, it's odd.
Nothing meaningful in Diagnostics.
Thanks

[franco]

At first glance it's either missing a validation or setting the proper "in" argument by default, but I'm a bit surprised that either should be required. How can I reproduce this?


Cheers,
Franco