Routing between LAN and bridged DMZ
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Hi,
Another question, still searched for hours without any solutions. I have a dual WAN pfSense 2.0.1 with LAN and DMZ.
+--- ISP1 Modem --- ISP1 Router ---- WAN (WAN_ISP1) --+ | (69.XX.XXX.97) | Internet -----| |-- pfSense > | | +--- ISP2 Modem --- ISP2 Router ---- OPT1 (WAN_ISP2) --+ (66.XXX.XXX.56) +--- LAN (LAN) ---- Switch --- Multiple computers behind NAT, DHCP | (192.168.0.1) | > pfSense + | | +--- OPT2 (DMZ) ---- Switch -+- Server 1 (69.XX.XXX.98, 66.XXX.XXX.57, 66.XXX.XXX.58,...) | +- Server 2 (69.XX.XXX.99,...)
Note : WAN_ISP2 and DMZ are bridged, for the moment I don't need IPs from ISP1 so I'll bridge the other WAN later!
Now everything works except I can't figure out how to access for example http://66.XXX.XXX.58 from LAN. For sure I can't use NAT reflexion as before, looks like I have to add some kind of routing rule.
Anyone can give me a part of solution?
Thank you!
Alexandre. -
What IP's are configured on the interfaces WAN_ISP2 and DMZ ? What IP is configured on the bridge itself?
I would assign the bridge as interface, set WAN_ISP2 and DMZ to 'none' and configure the public IP 66.XXX.XXX.57 on the bridge itself.
Now it should be a simple routed setup. -
Hi,
Here is a screenshot :
Note ISP1 is VIDEOTRON and ISP2 is B2B2C, they are both STATIC. The BRIDGE0 has no interface assigned. If I understand you I need to :
- Remove WAN_B2B2C
- Link BRIDGE0 to em1
- Assign static IP to em1 (BRIDGE0)
And that's all?!
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Not remove, but configure the IP to 'none'
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I've done these changes :
- WAN_B2B2C Type : none
- DMZ Type was already none
- Added interface OPT3 with Network port BRIDGE0
- Moved the gateway from WAN_B2B2C to OPT3
- Configured static 66.XX.XX.58/29 to OPT3 with the previous gateway (66.XX.XX.57)
- Created a temporary rule in OPT3 allow all
Now the HTTP server can't be reach from Internet as it was just before (of course I got a backup before just in case!)
Something is wrong or am I missing something?
Thank you.
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Are there rules on WAN_B2B2C to allow access to the DMZ? (maybe start with an allow any-any rule to debug)
Do the servers behind the bridge actually have the upstream router (66.XXX.XXX.56) as default gateway? -
Hi,
I'll setup a virtual pfSense with virtual computers since it is difficult to test on a production router! I'll be back in couple of days with a setup for tests!
Thank you,
Alexandre.
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Hi,
Based on this http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Why_can%27t_I_access_forwarded_ports_on_my_WAN_IP_from_my_LAN/OPTx_networks%3F I've used a different approch I manually added these configs :
route add -host 66.XX.XX.60 netmask 255.255.255.255 fxp0
route add -host 66.XX.XX.61 netmask 255.255.255.255 fxp0
route add -host 66.XX.XX.62 netmask 255.255.255.255 fxp0In my case fxp0 is the DMZ interface of course. Just bad I've not found a "clean" solution. I've used this method because I want to keep the firewall filtering between internet and the DMZ while using public IP locally!
Thank you!
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Hello,
i try to set route but not have success.route add -host x.x.x.x netmask 255.255.255.255 em2 (my DMZ interface).
The DMZ (noip) iface is bridged with external iface (noip).The pfsense answer is:
route: writing to routing socket: Network is unreachable
add net x.x.x.x : gateway netmask: Network is unreachableCan you help me?
Thank you