Looks like I figured it out (after 3 hours last night, and 4 hours
tonight using the backup xml config files).
We had the MAC address spoof/cloning turned on. Looks like that
isn't working properly since when I turned it off, everything works
like a charm (no static ports needed).
I'm fairly sure that MAC address cloning was not a problem with any
of my previous routers, so maybe this is a pfSense bug.
Thank you for your help.
SD
Keywords: Gaming, Games, pfSense, MAC Address spoof spoofing cloning
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Previous message from David Rees on 2/29/08 at 10:05 PM -0800
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On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 5:15 PM, SD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We recently installed pfSense firewall/routers, now none of my games
work (BF2, america's army).
My trading software isn't working either.
I tried the static port thing but it didn't help.
Help us help you... You have provided no information on what your
setup is like so any advice would be shots in the dark.
Please provide the following information:
1. Version of pfSense
2. Interface setup - WAN, LAN, Optional ports?
3. NAT setup
4. Packet filter rules
-Dave
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