Kind of complex question regarding routing multiple public ips to multiple lans
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Ok I have a pfsense setup as such:
Connected to 1 cable WAN interface with a pool of 5 static IPs. I have 2 seperate lans on my network (Lan A: 192.168.1.0/24, Lan B VLAN6: 192.168.2.0/24)
Currently both LAN's go out the same public IP.
How can I get the 2nd LAN to go out the 2nd public IP address? I have another available nic port on both the cable modem and the pfsense unit if that leaves one option open.
Thanks.
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Well you create a VIP on your wan interface of pfsense for one of your other pubic IPs you have. Then create an outbound nat rule that says all clients on Lan B use the VIP as their nat vs the actual wan interface IP.
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Well you create a VIP on your wan interface of pfsense for one of your other pubic IPs you have. Then create an outbound nat rule that says all clients on Lan B use the VIP as their nat vs the actual wan interface IP.
Awesome. Thanks :) Got it to work. Had to set the rule generation to manual, and modify a couple rules that were in there for some unknown reason. I think it had to do with an old public IP we use to have.
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well yeah your automatic rules would of been natting that source network for you. You might have been able to just use hybrid since I believe the hybrid rules are evaluated first.
