Probably not, then. You can confirm with: % kldstat
If you do not see pf.ko or ipfw.ko (and have not compiled a custom kernel), then you are not running a host-level firewall.
Which brings us back to the initial post:
anigma said:
I have also opened ports 20-21 for ftp use. And in my pure-ftpd.conf I have set PassivePortRange to 5000 5500. This I already have forwarded to my server box.
Your network topology.
If your FTP server is behind two NAT routers then it definitely is @#$%.
One NAT router is bad enough. You should use ONE router and rest of network should be built up using switches, wireless access points and so on.
If I was you I'd put the modem in bridge mode and use FreeBSD box as router. I'd turn off the router features in Netgear and use it as a switch.
Thanks for the advice, I'll definitively do that! I was actually thinking about it before you even mentioned it. But I wanted to try other alternatives first.
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