As my connection makes use of three simultaneous connections to provide some load balancing and failover protection there are three servers represented here.
With multiple connections DDNS doesn’t work so feel free to leave that blank too, for torrent use it won’t matter as our client will be configured to use our specific port number anyway.Īfter clicking Add you will see your new port forward summary, make a note of the local port as you will need this later on, in my case its 56777. Air will assign you a free port automatically. You can pretty much leave this as it is and just click add. You’ll see a option to add a new port forward here which looks something like this. Log into your account at and navigate to Client Area > Forwarded ports. Create AirVPN port forwardįirst thing we need to do is create a port forward within AirVPNs network. This guide continues to build upon the foundations laid previously in my earlier pfSense configuration guides.
I run Deluge within a FreeNAS jail and I intend to put together a guide soon to help with installation for those who need it. The guide makes the assumption you already have your Deluge client installed somewhere accessible. This guide covers how to correctly configure the Deluge torrent client to access the torrent network via AirVPN utilising pfSenses port forwarding capability. PfSense 2.3 port forwarding for torrent client.
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