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      Perry
      last edited by

      Is there be anything special with that leased line?

      10.58.202./24 comes in via a leased line through a router with IP 10.58.112.1

      maybe do some trace with pftop or tcpdump ( just a though )

      /Perry
      doc.pfsense.org

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        cmb
        last edited by

        Yeah it's time to start capturing packets and seeing what's really happening.

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          PhatBot
          last edited by

          Right… hehe... the thing is.....  :-\

          I havn't got a clue how to do that.???
          Could someone give me some pointers?

          Thanks!

          Also. Thanks for the help on this subject. I really appreciate you guys taking your free time to help me. :)

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            PhatBot
            last edited by

            Tried some TCPDUMP. Not really sure what to look for though.

            The thing I find strange is that I'm able to ping hosts on the remote subnet from the pfsense box.
            And the pfsense box also replies to pings from the remote subnet.
            Feels like the data is flowing like it should in our internal network.
            It just doesn't let me do nat for that subnet.

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              PhatBot
              last edited by

              In the Webgui Diagnostics: Show States I see
              ICMP 10.58.202.21:512 -> external-ip:35350 -> external-gw 0:0
              ICMP external-gw:512 <- 10.58.202.21 0:0
              when I try to ping from the host on the remote subnet to our ISP gateway.
              This should indicate that NAT is working like it should right?

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                Perry
                last edited by

                to check for a dns problem you could do something like this.

                from shell tcpdump -i if2 dst port 21

                from a client ftp://204.152.184.73/

                By that your can see what happens on IF2 when you logon to a ftpserver

                –--------------------------------------

                http://your-pfsense-ip/status.php

                you might find something under pfctl
                –------ !! Warning this is written by someone sitting in the sun  !! ------------

                /Perry
                doc.pfsense.org

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                  PhatBot
                  last edited by

                  Tried some 1:1 NATing.
                  Worked like a charm for all our subnets except the remote subnet which we have the trouble with.
                  Starting to think that there must be something fishy with the router thats handling that subnet.

                  More info later.

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                    PhatBot
                    last edited by

                    Hi Perry,

                    Here's the result after dumping it to a file and then importing it into Etherreal.

                    dump.gif
                    dump.gif_thumb

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                      Perry
                      last edited by

                      did you try searching in http://your-pfsense-ip/status.php for 10.58.202.21 or 204.152.184.73 after the test, there must be some info there telling us what happens  ::)

                      your can also use
                      Diagnostics -> Packet Capture
                      to trace ip's

                      /Perry
                      doc.pfsense.org

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                        PhatBot
                        last edited by

                        Here is what I see in status.php during a attempt to connect to an external ftp site.
                        I've replaced real IP with "externa_ftp"

                        pass in log quick on bge0 inet from 10.58.202.21 to any keep state label "USER_RULE: Log all from 10.58.202.21"
                        self tcp 127.0.0.1:8021 <- external_ftp:21 <- 10.58.202.21:3530       SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED
                        USER_RULE: Log all from 10.58.202.21 65739 49 2352
                        142 pass in log quick on bge0 inet from 10.58.202.21 to any keep state label "USER_RULE: Log all from 10.58.202.21"
                        tcp   I 10.58.202.21:3530     127.0.0.1:8021        2:4      4    29     4   192
                        tcp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021         external_ftp:21           SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED  00:00:04  00:00:29       4     192     48 142
                        tcp       In  10.58.202.21:3530                     127.0.0.1:8021                          SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED  00:00:05  00:00:28        4      192
                        142                  Pass     In  Log Q bge0             K       49     2352        1       inet from 10.58.202.21/32 to anycp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021               4     192    SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED  00:00:05  00:00:28      38 142 external_ftp:21
                        tcp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021               4     192    SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED  00:00:05  00:00:28      38 142 external_ftp:21
                        tcp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021              38     192    SYN_SENT:ESTABLISHED       4  00:00:05  00:00:28 142 external_ftp:21
                        May 31 14:57:12 gatekeeper1 pf: 88\. 107669 rule 142/0(match): pass in on bge0: 10.58.202.21.3444 > 127.0.0.1.8021: S 2654838692:2654838692(0) win 65535 <mss 1460,nop,nop,sackok="">
                        May 31 14:59:35 gatekeeper1 pf: 2\. 114729 rule 142/0(match): pass in on bge0: 10.58.202.21.3530 > 127.0.0.1.8021: S 3010410930:3010410930(0) win 65535 <mss 1460,nop,nop,sackok="">
                        pass in log quick on $lan from {  10.58.202.21 } to any keep state  label "USER_RULE: Log all from 10.58.202.21"</mss></mss>
                        
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                          Perry
                          last edited by

                          For me it looks like it nat's to the wan instead of going out

                          tcp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021        external_ftp:21
                          should be
                          tcp    In  10.58.202.21:3530      127.0.0.1:8021        204.152.184.73:21

                          but since your running nat1:1 i could be completely wrong on how it should look

                          I'll Better let the dev's step in now  ;)

                          /Perry
                          doc.pfsense.org

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                            PhatBot
                            last edited by

                            1:1 NAT was only temporarily while testing.
                            Those rules were removed before getting this status. So it shouldn't do anything.

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