#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 INSTALL#
#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 ARCHIVE#
#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 ANDROID#
#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 PASSWORD#

I then deleted the root user for neorouter and just login with the other account. Made a new account through there, and all seems to be working fine even though when I run nrserver it tells me to run as root. I then logged in with my pfsense's credentials on windows using neorouter's configuration explorer. I then just made a domain name and hit no to create a new user. Result is 0X80000003ĮDIT: I decided to run /usr/local/bin/nrsetup If I just try to add the user it just says: FAILED. So I went in /usr/local/bin and ran the same chmod u+rwx to all of the neorouter files and it seemed to work. Permissions command, but I just got access denied when typing nrserver. I put all the files in and ran the chmod u+rwx /usr/local/etc/rc.d/nrserver.sh If something is not clear let me know i will modify this post. You can now administer your server with the client under file tab, options. Open port on your pfsense (default is 32976)ĭownload the respective client (in my case windows client)

#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 PASSWORD#

usr/local/bin/nrserver -adduser username password admin Now to make it start automaticly on reboot type this in shell echo 'nrserver_enable='YES'' > /etc/rc.confĪnd set a admin user (replace username and password with yours)įor more info consult neorouter user guide. Now start the server /usr/local/etc/rc.d/nrserver.sh onestart Now we need to change permission to nrserver.sh and nrserver so it can work chmod u+rwx /usr/local/etc/rc.d/nrserver.sh

Now we will generate the certificates for neorouter, copy and pase in shell: openssl req -new -newkey rsa:2048 -days 3650 -nodes -x509 -keyout /usr/local/ZebraNetworkSystems/NeoRouter/server.key -out /usr/local/ZebraNetworkSystems/NeoRouter/server.crt -config /usr/local/ZebraNetworkSystems/NeoRouter/openssl.cnf We also need this package to make things work. Log as into your pfsense installation as root (as in user root, same password as the default admin password with putty and go to shell.

#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 INSTALL#

Now you're able to install packages from FreeBSD official repo** Change 'enabled: no' to 'enabled: yes' in /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/nf for FreeBSD repoĤ. Change 'enabled: no' to 'enabled: yes' in /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/nfģ. Make sure 'enabled' key is set to 'yes' in /etc/pkg/nfĢ. **Edit: PfSense 2.4.2 you need to edit some file so you can use the FreeBSD Repository. (archive)/ZebraNetworkSystems –-> /usr/local/ZebraNetworkSystems (archive)/etc/rc.d/nrserver.sh -> /usr/local/etc/rc.d/nrserver.sh_ (archive)/bin/rmnrserver.sh -> /usr/local/bin/rmnrserver.sh (archive)/bin/nrssetup -> /usr/local/bin/nrsetup _(archive)/bin/nrserver –-> /usr/local/bin/nrserver

#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 ARCHIVE#

Log into your pfsense installation as root with winscp and copy each archive files in respective folder in usr/local/ Unpack the neorouter archive on your computer

#NEOROUTER PORT FORWARDING 32976 ANDROID#

I used Openvpn, hamachi, tinc, ipsec but nothing come close to neorouter in terms of ease of use and flexibility, it even work on my android phone ! :PĪ lot of users requested neorouter to be ported to pfsense but i never happened, so i decided to give it a try with the freebsd files.įor this tutorial you need putty and winscp on a windows machine.ĭownload neorouter server free (or pro) (i used neorouter free 圆4) for freebsd I really like neorouter, it as been working flawlessly on my openwrt router for more then 2 years, and it's p2p, so traffic is client-client by default, or depending or your settings.

Neorouter port forwarding 32976