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Boardwatchr
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  #1955238 11-Feb-2018 15:14
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I now have internet connection w/my Fritz!box.  I also have the Fritz!Box set to a Static IP in the OPNSense firewall DHCP.  I've setup the port forwarding exactly as you described for only the Fritz!box entries (Total 4 entries under Firewall:Port Forward).   My Fritz!fon now only has a busy signal when I attempt a call.  Is there something I'm missing for the Fritz!Box to work as only a VOIP engine?  Here is a screenshot of the configuration on OPNSense.

 

Also, I read elsewhere in the pfSense forum that another person had to setup two firewalls in order to fake the Fritz!box into having it's Public IP rather than a private one when used under OPNSense.  Do you have a similar setup?

 

 

 




fe31nz
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  #1955328 11-Feb-2018 17:42
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Have you seen this page:

 

https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/VoIP_Configuration

 

On there, the most likely option that could be causing problems is source port rewriting.  Try turning that off.


Eitsop

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  #1955345 11-Feb-2018 17:59
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Have you gone into fritzbox and changed connection type

Internet connection > Operating Mode > Share existing Internet connection in the network (IP client mode)



Eitsop

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  #1955378 11-Feb-2018 18:18
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I have also setup manual outbound NAT

Eitsop

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  #1955384 11-Feb-2018 18:49
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I have also set my mtu and mss as 1492

Boardwatchr
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  #1955402 11-Feb-2018 19:46
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Attewell;

 

 

 

Success!!  I now have VOIP with the Fritz!box connected behind OPNSense.  The last issue was to disable source port rewriting by setting a Static Port via a Hybrid Outbound NAT rule for UDP to the Fritz!box as you recommended.  Thanks to your hints and direction.

 

 

 

Thank you for your help!!!  As mentioned before, OPNSense is a fork off of pfSense and is a rather good one.  You can apply your pfSense logic to it and make it sing for you.

 

 


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  #1955431 11-Feb-2018 20:48
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Oh.. just to manage risk.. I also barred toll calls local and international.. just to make sure... that my VOIP is not hijacked..


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