By default you cannot ping a pfsense firewall. You need to add a rule to allow it:
Action: Pass
Interface: WAN
Protocol: ICMP
ICMP type: Echo
Source type: Any
Destination: WAN Address
pfsense by default only allows one sip registration to be active at a time on a protected LAN. The siproxd extension allows multiple phones to coexist happily, but it is a little confusing to set up. Here is what works the best from my testing:
Firewall: Rules: WAN = none for SIP or RTP
Firewall: NAT: Port Forward = none
Firewall: NAT: Outbound = Manual Outbound NAT, using default rule with NO Static Port mapping
Reboot the pfsense machine
UPDATE: siproxd is not necessary for multiple sip reigsrations to work! The above should be adequate.
Install the siproxd package from the System:Package Manager page on the pfsense admin page.
Services: siproxd: Settings = Inbound to LAN, Outbound to WAN, Port to 5060. Expedited Forwarding on.
Reboot the pfsense machine
I am including some screenshots to help.
Click on the “e” to edit the rule.
siproxd settings:
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