Ok so I finally got my firebox x700 working with PFSense (For those running them, 2.0 Beta 3 is MUCH more stable then 1.2.3).So far I love it and would have a hard time going back to DD-WRT. The only problem is I can't seem to wrap my head around the NAT and port forwarding rules. As a test I just wanted to setup a simple forward for RDP to get into my server at home from on the road.
I went to Firewall > NAT > New Policy and created a new rule using these settings
Interface: WAN
Protocol: TCP
Source: any
Source Port Range: From:Any To:Any
Destination: LAN Subnet
Destination Port Range: From:MS RDP To:MS RDP
Redirect target IP: 10.1.2.1
Redirect Target Port: MS RDP
Filter Rule Association: Rule NAT Server RDP
No XMLRPC Sync: unchecked
No RDR (NOT): unchecked
I applied them, verified that the firewall rule showed up, and then rebooted the firewall to ensure that they were loaded into the config. I am at the office, and I can remotely manage the firewall, but I can't connect to RDP. When I was running DD-WRT I was able to RDP to the server, but now I can't and only the firewall has changed
I went to Firewall > NAT > New Policy and created a new rule using these settings
Interface: WAN
Protocol: TCP
Source: any
Source Port Range: From:Any To:Any
Destination: LAN Subnet
Destination Port Range: From:MS RDP To:MS RDP
Redirect target IP: 10.1.2.1
Redirect Target Port: MS RDP
Filter Rule Association: Rule NAT Server RDP
No XMLRPC Sync: unchecked
No RDR (NOT): unchecked
I applied them, verified that the firewall rule showed up, and then rebooted the firewall to ensure that they were loaded into the config. I am at the office, and I can remotely manage the firewall, but I can't connect to RDP. When I was running DD-WRT I was able to RDP to the server, but now I can't and only the firewall has changed