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      Niesmiertelny
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      Hi!

      My version of pfsense is 1.2.1-RC3. I have only 2 interfaces - fxp0 for LAN, and fxp1 for WAN.

      I need to have 2 subnets on fxp0 (192.168.16.0/24, and 10.10.10.0/24). I made everything from http://doc.pfsense.org/multiple-subnets-one-interface-pfsense.pdf, and it's not working. After restore, and until the end, when I ping new alias: 10.10.10.1 - there is no answer..

      Did I miss something? I'm newbie to pfSense :(

      Help…

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      • dotdashD
        dotdash
        last edited by

        Type ifconfig from a shell prompt and see if the alias shows up. If not, you probably made a syntax error when you edited the xml. Try typing the command in from the shell and see if that works.

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          Niesmiertelny
          last edited by

          @dotdash:

          Type ifconfig from a shell prompt and see if the alias shows up. If not, you probably made a syntax error when you edited the xml. Try typing the command in from the shell and see if that works.

          Thank you! Now I have almost everything!

          Almost, because unfortunately I have one more thing to do. I need to forward some ports, just like this:
          1. wan - tcp - ext. port 6005 - nat IP 192.168.16.99 - in port range 80
          2. wan - tcp - ext. port 6006 - nat IP 10.10.10.99 - in port range 80

          The first example (1) is working, but the second one does not want to :(
          I must add, that is not necessarily 10.10.10.0 to have access to the Internet - I just want to port forward.

          Maybe you have any ideas?

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