Firewall rules?

[Mad Professor]

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My router was destroyed by a surge from a near-by lighting strike.

Now I'm setting up a pfsense box, it just been a pain in my ***.
I got my server back up and running, but I can't get my parents Videophone working. *They're deaf* It works fine if you connect it directly to the modem, but when going through the pfsense box it just doesn't work properly, no incoming calls or outgoing. I screwed with the port fowarding and it's picky and works sometimes.

On the d-link router we just enable dmz.




On pfsense I set up an opt1 interface and rules as shown in pfsense docs.
The network:
Lan 192.168.0.0/24
DMZ 192.168.1.0/24

------Prot-------S-----------Port-----DEST.--------Port----Gateway
Block--*--------*-------------*------LAN net--------*---------* 
Pass---*----DMZ net-----------*-----!LAN net-------*----------*

What am I missing here?



If this doesn't work is there a way to bypass the firewall for DMZ and only have it firewall the Lan?

[Lazydog]

I don't know pfsense but are you sure that outgoing/reply packets are MASQ? Is anything in the DMZ blocked? Just some of the things I would look at first.

[Mad Professor]

That's the thing I'm so confused, whats this MASQ?

The VP200 by sorenson is very picky of what routers it wants to work on, and I don't even know why. I'm trying to make DMZ open, actually I don't even want to firewall this piece of ****** equipment.

[Lazydog]

Not sure if this will help you but here is a TUTORIAL for IPTABLES