root anmgr 50323 17 tcp4 127.0.0.1:53 :
root anmgr 50323 18 tcp4 192.168.8.254:53 :
root anmgr 50323 19 tcp4 xxx.yyy.104.12:53 :
root anmgr 50323 21 tcp4 127.0.0.1:80 :
root anmgr 50323 22 tcp4 192.168.8.254:80 :
root anmgr 50323 23 tcp4 xxx.yyy.104.12:80 :
root anmgr 50323 26 udp4 *:5353 :
root anmgr 50323 28 udp4 192.168.8.254:137 :
root anmgr 50323 30 tcp4 xxx.yyy.104.12:13950 34.120.84.240:443
root anmgr 50323 31 tcp4 xxx.yyy.104.12:38133 104.196.219.250:44353
I did push the blue Setup Firewall for DTTS button only after several tries at figuring this out. I do see (3) adam:ONE LAN rules now, but none look like they block anything.
adam:ONE Reject 443 for Ad-blocks
adam:ONE allow DNS
adam:ONE allow HTTP to mytools.management
No allow rules are disabled that I did not have disabled before the install. The main allow is still there:
Any valid local getting here is allowed
My firewall rule set is not a “default” pfsense rule set. I have a number of blocks, schedules, exceptions to rules, etc. that are my base policies for devices on the network.
Disabling unbound still disables my ability to use DNS.