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Recommendations for OPNsense box?
So I need a firewall for my home lab and settled on OPNsense. I got a Dell recoverpoint box from work. 4 NICS, 12GB of RAM, 2x Six Core E5-2620, 2x 300GB HDD. I had planned on using this as the OPNsense box...but...I feel like it's overkill. I also feel like it's going jack my electric bill...- loganx1121
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- firewall opnsense server
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Cisco port forwarding question
I managed to fix this. The overload 10.5.7.0 0.0.0.255 in the ACL was conflicting. I adjusted the ACL to include the other servers on that subnet, but did not include the one I needed port forwarded. Then I did the static NAT with the port forward and all seems to work.- loganx1121
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- Forum: Routers
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Cisco port forwarding question
Nope the documentation says TCP for the openfire server- loganx1121
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- Forum: Routers
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Cisco port forwarding question
Hey thanks for responding! Yes that is my outside IP. I've posted on the cisco forum, and spiceworks, and reddit, and every where else I can think of. So far you and 2 others are the only ones who have offered any advice so thank you!- loganx1121
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- Forum: Routers
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Cisco port forwarding question
I'm now seeing this tcp x.x.x.x:5222 10.5.7.18:5222 --- --- The outside global and outside local addresses aren't showing apparently- loganx1121
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- Forum: Routers
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Cisco port forwarding question
I've updated the router version to Version 15.0(1)M3. No change as of yet- loganx1121
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- Forum: Routers
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Cisco port forwarding question
Hello! I have a Cisco 7206VXR running Version 12.4(12.2r)T. I have an openfire XMPP server that needs to have port 5222 forwarded. Server is 10.5.7.18. G0/1 is my WAN interface My current NAT ACL for overload looks like this: Standard IP access list NAT 10 permit 10.5.5.0 0.0.0.255...- loganx1121
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- cisco nat routing
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- Forum: Routers