Hi, I think something must be wrong in my pf.conf file but I can't see where. I am using openBSD as a router with a LAN and a DMZ zone behind it. What is wrong is not something sad and simple i think like a wrong IP-address or something. The setup works in that i have internet i one network and both internet and remote access in the DMZ zone. But the setup is unreliable.
Sometimes it take a long time before the router answers, sometimes nothing gets through what so ever and then it works again. If it helps I can tell you I even needed to reboot the router ones because it seamed my openBSD installation managed to choke it self up. I can't believe it, not even my old Linux Debian router use to do that. My problem is not hardware related, I regularly go through the systems and my internet connection is optical and reliable. My cables are double insulated cat7 with routers from Cisco. I can not see how the problems can be in any of that. My problem starts when i change from Linux and Shorewall to openBSD and PF. I wanted to learn PF this last 4 years but have not had time before. I think it is just something I can't understand in my pf.conf, please read it throw and see if you can find any problems in it. My hope is you will find something. In Shorewall I just say what I want and the program makes the IP-table rules for me. I thing the problem here is that I am an incompetent in writing good solid PF-rules. Please help. Regards Magnus Andersson Sweden
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