I have in the past used iptables on Debian. I have recently aquired a wrap with pfsense on it.

 

Just trying to come to terms with the differences.

 

So if someone could help with some answers to questions I haven’t been able to glean from the docs (references to parts of the docs with relevant info also appreciated):

 

  1. Are there any example rule sets for a standard type firewall without the default rule that allows all lan sourced traffic (if there is such a thing) for a wan, lan and dmz type firewall?
  2. iptables tracks the attributes new, established and related in relation to connections – does pfsense do this “automatically”?
  3. I only had a brief look at pf documentation as it was at the command line level and I couldn’t map to the GUI rules – is it worth while going back to the pf docs which leads on to the next question
  4. what are the defaults built in to pfsense?
  5. Related to the first question – do you need a rule to allow return traffic from an established connection?

 

TIA

 

Craig

 

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