Problems with OPT1
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Hi !
I have following configuration:
3 NET cards:
LAN IP: 10.100.1.1/24
WAN IP: 10.100.1.1/24
OPT1 as WAN2 IP: 10.100.2.1/24And I have configured firewall with following rules
For LAN:
BLOCK: PROTO: any , SRC: !10.1.1.30, Port any, DEST: 10.100.1.254, PORT any, GATEWAY: default
BLOCK: PROTO: any , SRC: !10.1.1.30, Port any, DEST: 10.100.2.254, PORT any, GATEWAY: default
PASS: PROTO: any , SRC: 10.1.1.30, Port any, DEST: 10.100.1.254, PORT any, GATEWAY: 10.100.1.254
PASS: PROTO: any , SRC: 10.1.1.30, Port any, DEST: 10.100.1.254, PORT any, GATEWAY: 10.100.2.254PASS: PROTO: any , SRC: 10.1.0.0/16 , Port any, DEST: any, PORT any, GATEWAY: default
NAT: No one NAT rule
Also I have two routers each on one WAN. One have IP: 10.100.1.254 and the second one IP: 10.100.2.254
My problem is:
–------------------1. Ping to Router one with IP: 10.100.1.254 does work properly, but ping to second one with IP: 10.100.2.254 doesn't.
What could be the problem ?2. Does work the LoadBalancing without setted up NAT? I have 2 routers with NAT and I really dont need NAT on pfSence. Or yes ?
ThanX
Sulti -
Why is your LAN subnet the same like your WAN subnet?
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Why is your LAN subnet the same like your WAN subnet?
I think that really not.
LAN 10.1.0.0 / 16 as know this is IP address range 10.1.0.0 - 10.1.255.255
and
WAN 10.100.1.0 / 24 IP address range 10.100.1.0 - 10.100.1.255
WAN 10.100.2.0 / 24 IP address range 10.100.2.0 - 10.100.2.255I know that implicitly 10.0.0.0 / 8 is a A type network, but i have divided it to three subnets. This is correct. Isn't it ?
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From your original post your LAN and WAN is the same subnet and even interface IPs are the same IP.
LAN IP: 10.100.1.1/24
WAN IP: 10.100.1.1/24
OPT1 as WAN2 IP: 10.100.2.1/24Besides that I don't see a problem with your setup unless you have some typos somewhere.