Bill Marquette said on Thursday, 28 July 2005 at 8:14 a.m:
> > and forwarded port 80 to the private ip of my server's port 80.
> 
> Port forwarding?
> 

The alternative is to perform 1:1 NAT and add an accept rule to the
firewall for port 80, with the default being to block all.  That is,
unless pfSense has change a whole lot since I last installed it (It's a
safe bet to say it has changed, but I don't know if 1:1 has been removed
in favour of the virtual IP things)

> > Was this not the procedure I was looking for?  Do I instead have to 
> > create an 'interface' for each public ip and use the same 
> ethernet device for each?
> 
> Nope, what you did sounds right.
> 

Absolutely.  There are ways of getting around these strange problems
though - I'm using 1:1 NAT to do pretty much the same thing because of
weirdness, and it works just fine.

- William

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