Getting Xbox working with PFSense when it's behind the DMZ
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Your going to have 1 hell of time with a double nat when devices call for static source ports with your nats..
Why do you have 2?? Does atleast pfsense 1 have public on its wan? Or you behind a triple nat?
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Why do you think you need that 2nd pfsense? And is it natting as well or just the edge pfsense?
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Why do you think you need/want that 2nd pfsense in the first place.. There is really zero reason for it.
The only reason for such a setup is normally when edge is PE (provider equipment) and 2nd is CE (customer equipment).
Not sure what you think that 2nd pfsense gets you other than extra cost and complexity. If you want a "dmz" then just hang it off the pfsense attached to your edge.
But sure if you want to run downstream pfsense you can. But then you wouldn't use your "dmz" as the transit. If devices want to talk to dmz from your lan you run into asymmetrical routing.
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You DO NOT NEED THAT!!! Just hang your "dmz" or firewall segment off your 1 pfsense... Your doing nothing there but wasting electricity and cost of running 2..
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Vlan ;)
