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      cconk01
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      I want to add another pfsense behind my current pfsense firewall that will do some basic filtering. Anyway, can i put this firewall in and turn on advance Nat then disable all Nat policies and have the main firewall handle this?
      Here is what i was thinking… Will this work?

      (172.20.0.1/25)-----DMZ1
      --wan--PFsense(10.7.2.1/26)  ---- (10.7.2.5/26-wan)PFsense 2 ---then a 192.168.7.1/24 lan network
                            (10.8.2.1/24) ----VLAN

      Ideally have the pfsense box on the 10 do all the natting for the 192.168.7.x/24 network without natting it as I would like to stay away from double natting as much as possible.

      I looked around the forums but want sure how to word this correctly.

      Thanks,

      cconk01

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        blak111
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        Yes, that's possible. Just make sure you put a static route in on the border pfsense that points to the internal pfsense for the internal network. If you wanted, you could just do a transparent firewall if you don't want any routing at all.

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          cconk01
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          could i use ospf for this? is there any support on pfsense for ospf?

          Thanks

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            cmb
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            OSPF isn't supported at this time. You only need one static route in this scenario, any routing protocol is overkill.

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              cconk01
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              ok. Thanks for the help
              cconk01

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