Routing Issues to another router
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It looks like you've configured the routes properly, but please also share LAN config and Firewall rules.
Is the pfSense LAN IP the same as what you had on the old Cisco router?Also check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked. -
Why not duplicate what you had that was working - One route for 10.32.0.0/16 to 10.33.217.1 ??
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Also check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked.Why? The downstream router should be routing between those subnets.
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Keep in mind that an "old cisco router" is not a stateful firewall and will happily pass asymmetric/triangle routed packets.
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Also check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked.Why? The downstream router should be routing between those subnets.
In the event PCs on LAN segment are using pfSense as default GW, traffic might not need to be inspected going back out LAN interface to hit the router.
Keep in mind that an "old cisco router" is not a stateful firewall and will happily pass asymmetric/triangle routed packets.
Good point!
Which is why I asked: Is the pfSense LAN IP the same as what you had on the old Cisco router?Bottom line, the original post is kinda thin on details, so we're just guessing at this point.
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The new router LAN ip is 10.33.217.253 the old one is 10.33.217.2. I dont have access to the vendors router. I called them to verify that they didnt have to change any config in there router.
Attached is the lan rules.
Posted by: Derelict
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Why not duplicate what you had that was working - One route for 10.32.0.0/16 to 10.33.217.1 ??I tried that as well set route to 10.32.0.0/16 to use gateway 10.33.217.1
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Changed it back to 10.32.0.0/16 and still have same issue.
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It looks like you've configured the routes properly, but please also share LAN config and Firewall rules.
Is the pfSense LAN IP the same as what you had on the old Cisco router?Also check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked.Should I check in System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked.what does this actually do??
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Check the routing on the LEADS router.
If you change the IP of your router, LEADS router has no way of getting the traffic back to your Internal networks.
Your internal network's machines should have pfSense as default gateway OR route for 10.32.0.0/16 to LAN IP of pfSense.
LEADS router must have routes back to your Internal Network's IP range(s) or default route back to 10.33.217.2.+--------+ +---------+ | | | | | LEADS | | pfSense | YOUR 10.32.0.0/16 <=====| ROUTER |<===10.33.217/24===>| |<== INTERNAL | |.1 .2| | NETWORKS | | | | +--------+ +---------+ >>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<< To reach Internal Networks To reach LEADS networks send to 10.33.217.2 10.32.0.0/16 send to 10.33.217.1 -
I had them verify there settings and they said everything was ok. I will call them tommorrow again and maybe I will get to talk to somebody else. I know it has to be something on there end but what about the
lso check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked. -
Also check System -> Advanced -> Firewall/NAT tab
Bypass firewall rules for traffic on the same interface should be checked.When checked, pfSense will not apply firewall rules to traffic entering and leaving on the same logical interface.
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I checked the box and it seems to be working now. I also verified with the vendor of there settings and he added routes for the pcs that only use the software and so far so good.
