Here is the default block rule (on the WAN interface) for IPV4:
1000000103 is the rule identification number.
@5(1000000103) block drop in log inet all label "Default deny rule IPv4"
IPV6 rule is the same.
Shell Output -
cat /var/log/filter.log | filterparser.php | grep block
Will list All blocked connection attempts EG: (short sample)
Dec 5 12:22:58 block igb0 TCP:S 89.248.172.140:51240 10.10.10.202:2444
Dec 5 12:22:59 block igb0 TCP:S 45.129.33.153:58799 207.55.114.xxx:20734
Dec 5 12:23:02 block igb0 TCP:S 89.248.172.140:51240 207.55.114.xxx:2444
Dec 5 12:23:03 block igb0 TCP:S 31.166.74.168:54454 10.10.10.202:445
Dec 5 12:23:12 block igb0 TCP:S 92.63.197.55:58251 10.10.10.5:18777
EDIT: Images an non applicable questions removed to continue the thread on topic.
The goal here is to obtain and automate issuance of LetsEncrypt certificates to @sionicion's network. So it is on topic and within the scope of this forum.
Although I have successfully managed (Novell) clusters on municipal networks, I am not experienced with Kubernetes clusters specifically. There is a "certificate manager" involved here which is not part of pfSense distro. This may be complicating the process and I am convinced that we can get to the bottom of it and make this work for the OP.
(To Be Continued when OP has time)
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