WAN TO LAN
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So Hello,
I wanna be able to access my LAN ip's through my isp LAN so for eg "ssh from 10.84.62.5 to 192.168.0.1"
Also I want to access my dns records that are stored on my ISP LAN pihole that point to my traefik instance running on my pfsense LAN, is this possible? if so can someone please guide me on how to do this???
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@jhmc93 https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/nat/index.html but consider limiting the source/remote IP or using a VPN so the internet isn’t accessing your servers.
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@SteveITS I’m very new to pfsense so I would prefer a how to or a guide
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@SteveITS I’ve tried all kinds of routes but I need to know what I’m doing wrong
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@SteveITS are u able to help
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@jhmc93 can you describe more in detail what you want to do?
The most secure way you to access your LAN from the outside (world) is to setup VPN into your local LAN.
If I understand your first post, your network layout is:
World - ISP router - outer LAN - pfSense - inner LAN
And you want to access clients in the inner LAN by e.g. SSH from the outer LAN. And you want to access the pihole in the inner LAN from the outer LAN to resolve.
Or to you want to access it from 'World'?
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@patient0
World
ISP Router
LAN to PfSense PC,
I’m trying to access my dns records, also ssh into my Linux machine sitting on my PfSense LAN from my Windows laptop sitting on my ISP LAN -
@jhmc93 then what you want to read up to is pfSense Docu: Port Forwards
You have to create port forwards for the services (SSH, DNS HTTP, etc) you want to forward to your pfSense LAN.
Is there a reason you don't move everything from the ISP LAN to the pfSense LAN?
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Possibly OP is using the ISP’s wireless?
If so this would be the rare case where using “WAN network” would be correct as the NAT rule source.
