If there is no firewall activated on my FreeBSD installation, who is in charge of filtering the data from and to my ports?
I am trying to set up a VPN IPsec server. I used this very helpful post of rolfheinrich. Now I'm scanning this local machine (not DMZ yet)from a different local machine (under the same NAT) and the only open port I see is SSH.
I used the
Any suggestions, links, commands and tools would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I am trying to set up a VPN IPsec server. I used this very helpful post of rolfheinrich. Now I'm scanning this local machine (not DMZ yet)from a different local machine (under the same NAT) and the only open port I see is SSH.
I used the
kldstat
command to see what modules loaded with the kernel and I can't see any firewall loading. I recompiled the kernel leaving PF out, I also removed any firewall options from rc.conf, so theoretically my ports should be exposed. I know it's not safe, but for now I'd like to focus on the VPN server and later add all the security I need back on. If I use netstat I have the isakmp and sae-urn daemons running on my local IP, so in theory I should be able to connect. I tried it from multiple devices and it is not working. I figured that until I will be able to see ports UDP 4500, UDP 500 and TCP 1701 open I won't continue trying to connect to this server. Any suggestions, links, commands and tools would be appreciated.
Thanks.