This won't work because then I won't be able to use Wireguard with a listen port of 53.If you want to block it in RAW on TCP/UDP(53) traffic coming from the WAN.
Not my provider, but at some places like a coffee shop, they have those restrictions.Your provider lock all UDP??? (also UDP on 53...)
You gave me the dst-nat solution before mkx did, but mkx explained how my original setup might actually work.@Cablenut9 you make it clear, please...
Maybe, but I can see why the ISP would want to block DNS.I was asking you if I bothered you, like mkx want say...
what are you writing?
I try to explain better: is for the "troll part", I want to notice to you I already have write possibly helping solution, not one "troll post".[...]what are you writing?
Hehehe, since Cable is in this thread I would have used a different word..... " I deserve a kick in the "nuts"! ;-))I try to explain better: is for the "troll part", I want to notice to you I already have write possibly helping solution, not one "troll post".[...]what are you writing?
also @msatter say "It is really strange and your ISP is keeping an eye on that port because of DDos attacks"
and is what the same I want to say to @Cablenut9, not for bother him...
Try not to always think badly, I understand that sometimes I deserve a kick in the balls, but really this time there was nothing wrong...
Try not to always think badly, I understand that sometimes I deserve a kick in the balls, but really this time there was nothing wrong...
@anav, but how do they come to your mind? :)))
The Southeast US, but I've only seen these firewalls a couple times. I know Walmarts block L2TP/IPSec and they mess with TLS certificates leading to HSTS errors. However, a port 443 WG VPN works just fine, so it's this one place that blocks almost everything.Can I ask you where you live?
Cablenut, does Walmart know you setup an office in their furniture department??The Southeast US, but I've only seen these firewalls a couple times. I know Walmarts block L2TP/IPSec and they mess with TLS certificates leading to HSTS errors. However, a port 443 WG VPN works just fine, so it's this one place that blocks almost everything.Can I ask you where you live?