Hi, I can see a problem with your firewall rule you have tried to do too much with one rule. You need a seperate rule for outgoing traffic and and another rule for incoming traffic. You should not have your WAN and LAN in the same source zone, one is source and the other is destination depending on traffic direction. Do you have an external address that you can access and point at your irobot via NAT rules? I suspect most of these devices actually connect via the manufacturers website so in theory you shouldn't need an incoming rule. I will re-read your original post to refresh my ideas. Ian I read through the help section of the roomba site and remote access to the robot appears to be through their cloud, so you should not need an incoming rule. One thing is the irobot actually getting the address, when you use logviewer can you see traffic going out from your irobot? Does it show in the wireless cientlist?
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