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    • C Offline
      Chewbr0ca
      last edited by

      WAN1 - Public IP
      LAN - 192.168.90.0/24
      OPT1 - 172.168.89.0/30

      There is a server on LAN1 (192.168.90.30) that I want a proxy server (172.168.89.5) on OPT1 LAN to communicate with. I am not an advanced pfSense user, but I have used it here and there from time to time.

      In a nutshell (even at the simplest) –- how do I get OPT1 proxy to talk with LAN server? Or How do I get machines on LAN1 to talk with machines on OPT1 --- if I can get this I can narrow isolate it to just the two machines I need.

      The firewall rules I had on LAN were
      Interface: LAN
      Address Family: IP4
      protocol: any
      source: LAN net
      destination: OPT1 net

      The firewall rules I had on OPT1 were
      Interface: OPT1
      Address Family: IP4
      protocol: any
      source: OPT1 net
      destination: LAN net

      Did I do this right? I was unable to even ping or access a share from either server.

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        KOM
        last edited by

        LAN already has an Allow Any rule so your rule to allow to OPT1 is unnecessary.  I'm thinking your issue is local firewalls, not pfSense.  For example, Windows will block traffic out of its own subnet, so your 172.16.x.x traffic will be blocked by a Winbox on the 192.168.x.x network.

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