Local DNS Records on different subnet
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Then yes, that should work as long as firewall rules exist to pass it. And, of course, the target host in the LAN must allow it.
Start a continuous ping from the laptop then check the states on that test firewall to see if it's passing. Or the firewall logs to see if it's being blocked.
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@stephenw10 ye it didn't work 4 me
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@jhmc93 wa rulle should i have on firewall
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A rule on WAN to pass traffic from your laptop to the internal host. Or to the full LAN side subnet.
I assume it shows blocked traffic in the log then?
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@stephenw10 so how would i set the rule
WAN siide?
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On the WAN interface.
Source: The laptop IP address or the full WAN subnet
Destination: The LAN side host or the full LAN subnet
Protocol: icmp to allow pings or all to allow any traffic type.
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@stephenw10 So this is the outcome:
The rule I have set:
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You are pinging 70.86.90.1 but your rule is passing traffic for destination 70.86.90.2. So it's not matching.
I assume you are seeing those pings blocked in the firewall logs?
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@stephenw10 yes it must be?? have a look at below picture:
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@jhmc93 I'm not really following here, just one thing: you'll have to disable the 'Block private networks ...' on your WAN interface if your WAN IP is a private address. Which 192.168.0.75 is.
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P patient0 referenced this topic on
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@patient0 ok thanks
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Yes if you still had that set it would block it.
But check the firewall logs like I said several times. That will show you if it's being blocked and by what rule if it is.
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@stephenw10 ok I will try it later on my test machine
