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    VLANs issues can ping but cant connect

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      SuperMiguel
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      Hello All, I currently using a custom box with pfsense, it has a 4 port nic but im only using 2 ports, WAN/LAN, LAN is connected to a unifi 24 port switch.

      So i went ahead and create a VLAN (99), associated it with my LAN interface, created a DHCP server, and a firewall rule IPV4* *****.

      I also created a VLAN only network/profile on my unifi switch and assigned to a specific port on the unifi, when i connect lets say a server to it. It correctly gets the right IP, and i can go online and what not, if i assign another port on the switch to this vlan and connect another host, it also works fine. Im even able to connect to port 80/443 on that server and get a custom website.

      The problem is when i try to connect to that same server from another VLAN, i can ping the server and it replies but when i try to hit 443 i get: PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR

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        JohnKap @SuperMiguel
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        @SuperMiguel are you getting any entries in your firewall log?

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          SuperMiguel @JohnKap
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          @JohnKap i didnt but i rebooted all of my network equipment and it started working 😭 not sure i understand what was happening so ill keep an eye on it.. Thanks for your reply.

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            taz3146
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            I found that after adding/changing vlans, nics and other major settings it always needs rebooted to work right.
            also unifi gear can be slow to provision after changes, especially if using unifi cloud and/or remote network controller.

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