Check if you checked the correct rule for logging. GeoIP: In this option, you can select what.
If disabling your rule has no effect there may be a similar error. Protect networks and build next-generation firewalls easily with OPNsense Julio Cesar Bueno de Camargo. (Worth a short hint, trying to reproduce your result I uncovered a conceptual fail on my side, as I had a useless rule in Firewall > Rules > WAN that was never called. If it points to a rule different than expected find and toggle the other rule for testing, and work from there. Clicking on the info icon in that line helped me identify the reason on my machine: in the pop-up the rule id is both displayed and clickable. The one meaningful entry in the log live view you should be getting is "IPv6 RFC4890 requirements (ICMP)" on connect, nothing else.
To fix your rule specifically, enable local logging and in your firewall rule in Firewall > NAT > Port Forward with your parameters turn on logging for your rule. Since you don't specify how you set up your install, do you see any other log messages showing at all? If not, unset this option. Since your setup works, more likely is you don't log at all, as a global setting.Ĭheck in System > Settings > Logging the "Disable writing log files to the local disk" option: if checked, nothing at all will be logged locally. A possible the answer is too simple: the rule you configured is never called, hence no log entry.
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