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      cerberus2022
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      Hello, I am working on deploying PFSense and i will be using it as a openvpn server for remote workers. I have the following need:
      OpenVPN is set on say 10.3.3.0/24 network just for open vpn
      Main LAN is 192.168.45.0/24
      Remote Site: 192.168.x.0/24

      All of the remote sites are set up on a different firewall that they connect to that sits on LAN at 192.168.45.3 .

      When i connect to the openvpn i cannot ping the remote site despite adding a route and firewall rules. Am i missing something to add to the open vpn to allow it to route to another firewall to route to another remote site? I can ping the remote site directly from the PF sense router, just not a client on the Openvpn net.

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        jacktaam @cerberus2022
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        @cerberus2022
        Set specific firewall rules for this on Ruls and NAT.

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          cerberus2022 @jacktaam
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          @jacktaam What do you mean by NAT rules? Sorry my old firewall was not as all encompassing.

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            viragomann @cerberus2022
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            @cerberus2022 said in OpenVPN route to remote network:

            I am working on deploying PFSense and i will be using it as a openvpn server for remote workers.

            Is this the default gateway in the local network or is there another router?

            Do you set up an access server for road warriors or a site2site?
            You're talking about "remote workers" but also stated a "remote site".

            All of the remote sites are set up on a different firewall that they connect to that sits on LAN at 192.168.45.3 .

            What does this mean?

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