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    • H Offline
      hicham
      last edited by

      Hi all,

      I install PFsense for web filtering,with squid,and squidgard everything is Ok ,but this just for LAN.

      in my case i have a lot of subnet,you can take a look on this attached picture.

      When i configured a PC in Pfsnense LAN as bellow:

      ip add :192.168.1.2
      DG:192.168.1.1(PFsense LALN)
      DNS:Provider DNS
      with this configuration on a LAN Pc,i can connect to the internet,

      But when i try to connect with a remote PC doesn't work,

      Remote pc configuration

      ip address 172.32.1.2
      DG:172.32.1.1
      DNS :Provider DNS

      i can ping and http the pfsense from the remote pc,but cannot connect to internet.

      WHAT I SHOULD DO PLZ HELP ME,

      i already try 1.1 nat and oubound manual NAT by adding 172.32.1.0 subnet but no good result
      pfsense_Probleme.jpg
      pfsense_Probleme.jpg_thumb

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      • stephenw10S Offline
        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
        last edited by

        Initial guess: your firewall rules are blocking internet access because 172.32.1.x is routed via another subnet. Make sure your firewall rule on the 10.10.1.2 interface also allows 172.32.1.x.
        Could also be routing problem or several other things.
        Check the firewall logs to see if anything is being blocked.

        I assume you have three interfaces on your pfSense box but do you?

        Steve

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        • H Offline
          hicham
          last edited by

          first of all i modify the diagram ,because i upload an old one.

          so i have just 2 interface on PFsense box.

          there is no rules on both router and pfsense,i delete them.

          Thanks

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            podilarius
            last edited by

            You need 3 things to make this work.

            Route to each different subnet.
            Rule in LAN to allow such traffic.
            Outbound NAT rule to allow the traffic to return.

            I think if you get those setup, you won't have any problems. I think I wouls also turn on the advanced option to bypass firewall rule if the traffic is on the same interface.

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