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Originally Posted by bsd007
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Developing and maintaining a functional, useful PF configuration requires
two skills. 1) The admin must have knowledge of how the network protocols to be governed by PF actually function, and 2) the admin must also understand how PF configuration rules are applied. If you copy and paste a ruleset provided by someone else, it won't help you to develop either of these skills.
You do not appear to have a clear understanding of the protocols used by the Transmission application: Bit Torrent, and its underlying UDP and TCP protocols.
You do not appear to understand the basics of PF configurations.
For many years, Peter Hansteen - the author of
The Book of PF - has travelled the world presenting PF Tutorials. He begins each and every Tutorial session by having his attendees recite this "Pledge of the Network Admin" aloud:
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This is my network.
It is mine
or technically my employer’s,
it is my responsibility
and I care for it with all my heart
there are many other networks a lot like mine,
but none are just like it.
I solemnly swear
that I will not mindlessly paste from HOWTOs.
Mr. Hansteen's
Book of PF is excellent, and I recommend it. In addition, his tutorial is
available online, and may provide you with guidance you have not been able to obtain to date from the
PF User's Guide.
Edited to add: the best book I've found on networking for admins is
Networking for System Administrators, by Michael W. Lucas.