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Good afternoon friends!
There is a server on my local network. Some ports on Pfsense are forwarded to it. I can access it via the Internet, but not from my local network.
Can you please tell me how this can be fixed? -
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@johnpoz Sorry, I don't explain well. The bottom line is as follows.
The server to which there is no access must be accessible from the Internet, and not from the LAN. That is, I type the domain name in the address bar of the browser, the external dns resolves it to the ip address of the external interface and through it I have to get to the internal server. There are two providers, in this case - one for the output, the other for the input. -
@ilya-v that article explains exactly what.. Did you setup nat reflection? If you want to hit your public IP and get to the server, then you have to use nat reflection or say the haproxy.
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@johnpoz No, I did not configured NAT Reflection.
There is the same network layout in the second building.
There, from the inside, I can get through the Internet to an external IP, in the first one I configured NAT in the same way, but the results are different. -
@johnpoz Many thanks)
Compared the settings of both Pfsense - NAT Reflection was disabled.
I set the Nat + Proxy mode, everything worked.
Thanks again!
