Hello everyone.
I encountered a problem using kncock on amd64's freebsd:
Knockd cannot detect any correct signals.
Background environment: after the OS installation is complete, run.
1. pkg install knock.
2. Set up the conf file for knockd.
3. Knockd-d-I em0-c knock.conf.
4. Use knock freebsd_ip port*N on windows11.
5. Amd64 freebsd and amd64 centos7 are installed in VMware Workstation Pro; armv7 freebsd is on raspberry pie.
Amd64 freebsd figure:
Armv7 freebsd figure:
Amd64 centos7 figure:
When amd64 freebsd is in the client-side knock, knockd_log listens for no information.
When armv7 freebsd and amd64 centos7 are on the client side of knock, knockd_log can listen to the information of knock.
Did I miss something?
FreeBSD doesn't support port knocking out of the box ??? Why is it that the operation on armv7 is the same, but can be used out of the box?
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What am I supposed to do?
To add, the freebsd version is 13.2.
I encountered a problem using kncock on amd64's freebsd:
Knockd cannot detect any correct signals.
Background environment: after the OS installation is complete, run.
1. pkg install knock.
2. Set up the conf file for knockd.
3. Knockd-d-I em0-c knock.conf.
4. Use knock freebsd_ip port*N on windows11.
5. Amd64 freebsd and amd64 centos7 are installed in VMware Workstation Pro; armv7 freebsd is on raspberry pie.
Amd64 freebsd figure:
Armv7 freebsd figure:
Amd64 centos7 figure:
When amd64 freebsd is in the client-side knock, knockd_log listens for no information.
When armv7 freebsd and amd64 centos7 are on the client side of knock, knockd_log can listen to the information of knock.
Did I miss something?
FreeBSD doesn't support port knocking out of the box ??? Why is it that the operation on armv7 is the same, but can be used out of the box?

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