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    [Solved]Can't not build connection (forwarded ports on my WAN IP from my LAN)

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      cesjr last edited by

      Hi guys , I have a server with 200.200.200.1 and NAT IP is 192.168.1.17  , this server is services as SMTP .
      It is working fine , but some thing confused  me.
      I can telnet [200.200.200.1] [25]  from outside ,  from 192.168.1.17 will failed but ping still success.
      It is strange , why I can't telnet [200.200.200.1] [25] from my self.

      I set NAT > Port Forward : below
      I set 200.200.200.1 as virtual IP which type is IP Alias .
      I set 200.200.200.1 as NAT outbound with source is 192.168.1.17
      The firewall only have one WAN interfaces with 200.200.200.2 . one LAN interfaces with 192.168.1.23
      SMTP server default gateway is 192.168.1.23

      Interface : Wan
      Protocol  : TCP
      Src addr : any
      Src ports : any
      Dest addr : 200.200.200.1
      Dest ports : 25 (SMTP)
      NAT IP : 192.168.1.17
      NAT Ports: 25
      Filter rule association : PASS

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        cmb last edited by

        Sounds like you need to enable NAT reflection.

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          cesjr last edited by

          Thanks , how to enable NAT reflection ? :)

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            cmb last edited by

            http://lmgtfy.com/?q=pfsense+nat+reflection

            First result.

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              cesjr last edited by

              Thanks , I got it .
              Maybe the split DNS is better way :)

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                cmb last edited by

                Generally, yeah, it's best to not loop traffic through the firewall where it's not strictly necessary to do so.

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