Christopher M. Iarocci wrote:

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> It appears from the log that your clients are trying to connect to 
> port 3784, not 27960.  I suggest you open that one instead.  The 
> source port is not important (your firewall rule should allow the 
> source IP and ports to be any), and not consistant.  It's the 
> destination port you need to configure for, which from the logs, is 
> 3784 UDP.
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> HTH
> Chris

I tried this before posting to the list. Same eNAT and firewall rule for
port 3784. Why is it being blocked? This is why I'm having so much trouble.