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    Port Forwarding back to clients through tunnel

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      george77
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      Hello,

      I feel like this should be easier, but I'm probably missing something.

      I have two pfSense routers, site A (10.0.0.0/16) and site B (10.1.0.0/16) that are connected via a TUN interface and the Server setting is set at Remote Access.

      When Site A is connected, all traffic from site A is forwarded to site B.

      I'd like to open some ports on site B and forward the traffic to a DHCP client of Site A.

      Currently, from Site A either the pfsense or a DHCP client, I can ping the Site B gateway (10.1.0.1), but the reverse isn't true, I can't ping the Site A gateway (10.0.0.1) from Site B pfsense router.

      I currently have the site B IPv4 Tunnel network set as 10.8.6.0/24.

      What am I missing such that I can have it so that I can ping bi-directionally though both networks while the tunnel is up? I think once that is the case the NAT rules for the Site B WAN are trivial.

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        george77
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        Also a more advanced question, is it possible to enable UPNP at Site A such that they're applied at Site B?

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