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    Help with setting rules between 3 LANinterfaces and 1 Wan interface.

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    • M Offline
      micro80
      last edited by

      Hello!

      I need some help with seting up some rules between LAN, Opt1 (DMZ) and Opt2 (Guest) and WAN
      Setting will be like this:

      LAN              –> access to any interface's
      Opt1 (DMZ)    --> Access from WAN
      Opt2 (Guest)  --> Access to WAN & WebGui on pfSense

      I need also a rules that I have to switch on just to block WAN request to DMZ and Guest.

      I'm also thinking about setting up a proxy in pfSense, can that be done? I will block everything with porn and Torrent on Guest with that proxy.

      I hope some one out ther can help me.

      Thanks

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        glued2
        last edited by

        What ranges do you use on your interfaces?

        On your LAN interface, create a policy that will allow traffic from all to all (you'll need a NAT rule too)
        On your DMZ interface you'll need to create inbound NAT policies.
        On your Guest interface, you'll need to create a policy that will allow access to the local interface (from any to Guest Address - should be in the drop down) , then another policy that will allow traffic from anywhere to (destination) 'NOT' (so tick the box to invert the selection) LAN Subnet

        • I personally use 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.8.0/24 and 192.168.10.0/24 on my network, so I create a policies to NOT 192.168.0.0/16 - so there is no cross network traffic allowed.

        HTH - if you need any more clarification just ask…

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        • M Offline
          micro80
          last edited by

          When you are talking about NAT in this post you mean if someone need access to a computer behind the firewall in some cases?
          I just see that you say it on LAN and DMZ interface

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