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    Unable to ping/communicate on different LANs and using Mikrotik router

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      Jenish
      last edited by Jenish

      Pentest Lab topology.png

      I am trying to ping from one yellow network area to a dark or red color area. I can ping up to FW_MTK address 192.168.1.100 and afterward pings drop, not sure where. Additionally, If I am trying to ping using the PFsense tool it drops everything.

      I have no configuration running in the firewall of pfsense and Mikrotik and allowing everything.

      Can anyone please assist me?

      Following are the default rules/gateways: -

      LAN Rules(for network FW_MTK): -
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      Ext_rules(for network EXT_MTK):-
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      FW_MTK (Gateways)
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      R1_MTK(Gateways)
      165f048b-af48-48bb-827c-8f0505cddc5f-image.png

      R2_MTK (Gateways)
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      EXT_MTK(Gateways)
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        viragomann @Jenish
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        @Jenish
        Either the routes on the FW_MTK are wrong or the drawing is wrong.

        7367b77d-b45a-4503-9bab-dc30e6a94b56-grafik.png

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          Jenish @viragomann
          last edited by

          @viragomann

          Those are my internal routers going to R1_MTK and R2_MTK.

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            viragomann @Jenish
            last edited by

            @Jenish
            Your network diagram shows 192.168.16.0/24 behind 10.1.2.2 and 10.10.10.0/24 behind 10.0.0.2, but your routes point to the respective other gateway.
            So what is wrong?

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