Nas4Free behind pfsense

[irs]

I have a problem, need to setup a way to access nas4free from the pfsense.

I have 4 ports Ethernet

1. WAN
2. LAN  192.168.0.1
3. OPT1 192.168.100.1
4OPT2  192.168.2.1

Nas4Free is on LAN interface
DVR on same LAN interface
Opt1 and Opt1 are available if required.

My question:

I am unable to access DVR on my lan 192.168.0.1/24
I am unable to access Nas4Free from LAN 192.168.0.250

can anybody guide me if I need to configure NAT and Rules though I tried but fail.

this is my first time I am doing so.

[Animosity022]

If you are accessing it internally, you wouldn't need a NAT, you just need firewall rules to allow traffic from the LANs to each other.

[irs]

can you give example?

[P3R]

In Firewall, Rules, LAN add the following pass rules above any blocking rules:
Interface LAN, TCP/IP Version IPv4, Protocol Any, Source LAN net, Destination IP-address of DVR
Interface LAN, TCP/IP Version IPv4, Protocol Any, Source LAN net, Destination IP-address of Nas4Free

No NAT as you're on internal networks and not going out on the internet.

Rules are always only acting on traffic coming in on the respective interface.

Obviously when you've understood how rules work you can refine them to be stricter regarding what protocols are allowed or even broader if you want to allow more inside your network. However doing the latter would eventually defeat the concept of having multiple internal interfaces at all.

[johnpoz]

The out of the box rules on lan should allow lan to talk to any of your other networks/vlans since it defaults to any any.

Out of the box opt interfaces have not rules - so if you want create connections from opt or vlan interface networks into lan or elsewhere you would need to create rules.

You sure its not firewall on nas or dvr blocking access from other networks?  Or possible your dvr wants to use multicast or something that doesn't pass network boundaries.

Are you just having issue with resolving the nas or dvr names?  Have you modified the lan rules?  What rules do you have on your opt interfaces?  What protocols are in use when talking to your nas or dvr?

[irs]

Thank you for your help

[irs]

I am still not been able to run Nas4free behind firewall for remote access

I have static ips for firewall,  Nas4free and DVR I can access DVR remotely as well as local but still unable to access Nas4Free from remote location.

I know all of you recommend openVPN but I don't know how to setup openvpn as I tried but confused fr example I dont know how to make certificate and the name of server host or address in openvpn clients.

can anybody help me for step by step configuration.

[johnpoz]

you click he wizard tab and will have openvpn up and running in 30 seconds..

Does your nas4free have a gateway set pointing to pfsense?  How exactly are you trying to access this nas4free? http? ftp? Smb??  What protocol??

[irs]

i am using owncloud on nas4free and smb

on pfsense (options on wizard local user access/ldap or radius)

on pfsense I understand Local User Access is for user who access locally but to allow remote access outside of my network which shouid I use LDAP or Radius? am I right?

[johnpoz]

"local user access/ldap or radius)"

Really dude???  Do you have ldap or radius for your users to auth too?

So you want to access smb across the public internet.. Yeah good luck with that ;)

[irs]

no i was asking you what is local user access?
I do not want to use samba as well because i am using owncloud

[johnpoz]

Its a user you create on pfsense, so that this user can access your vpn, etc.

[jahonix]

@irs:

no i was asking you what is local user access?

Are you sure this is not over-your-head at the moment? Start small, tinker with your setup and get used to how pfSense works. Then you can configure it reasonably without shooting yourself in the foot.
Put "learn OpenVPN configuration" on your to-do list as well.

[irs]

I am looking a guide to do configure a DVR behind pfsense?

I tried several attempts port forward but no luck.

I am now trying to build a openVPN but i have few questions.

1.) I have static public ip where should I put that static IP? though already configured on WAN
2.) should I need to port forward even in openVPN?

how I am going to access DVR remotely?
Thanks in advance

[johnpoz]

1. you wouldn't put it anywhere in openvpn..
2. No

You would access your dvr via its fqdn you resolve once you have connected to your vpn or via its IP address.

[irs]

i successfully completed openVPN but can only access firewall nothing else.

what wrong i am doing?

still can not access nas4free from remote login.
?

[johnpoz]

And do you have any firewall on your nas4free device that would limit access to the local network.  And now your coming from your vpn network.

Can you ping the pfsense IP on the lan interface your nas4free is connected too?  Do a traceroute from your vpnclient to the nas4free IP do you see the trace go down your tunnel?  Did you place any firewall rules on your vpn connection..

[irs]

i can ping with pfsense the ip address of my nas4free but when ever i tried to ping from my remote computer it wont

[irs]

"Do a traceroute from your vpnclient to the nas4free IP do you see the trace go down your tunnel?  Did you place any firewall rules on your vpn connection.."

How to traceroute? I can not see any traceroute command in vpnclient
i hav no firewall rules for vpn

[biggsy]

@johnpoz:

And do you have any firewall on your nas4free device that would limit access to the local network.

From the NAS4Free release notes:

Login error 403
Do you have WebGUI Login error 403? Make shure the pc is in the same network! by default the System|General Setup Hosts allow field is empty so any one on the same network of LAN interface can access the WebGUI allowed. With a space delimited set of IP or CIDR notation you can add computers from outer network. As an example the outer IP address and LAN address for remote access.