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    public carp and private wan ip adresses, how to build firewall rules for internet access

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      Duckdave
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      Hi,

      in my environment i have two pfsense boxes,
      box 1:
      wan: 172.30.0.1/30
      gw: 80.123.89.9
      carp: 80.123.89.10/30

      box 2:
      wan: 172.30.0.1/30
      gw: 80.123.89.9
      carp: 80.123.89.10/30

      My question is, how can i configure the firewall rules to give a network access to the internet and block access to other interfaces/networks. Like a DMZ.

      With a rule set to any - any and pass i can reach the internet but a rule with any - wan net and pass i can't access the internet.

      Thanks for advice!

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        Duckdave
        last edited by

        i figured out that this is working for my purposes:

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        But do i always need a block rule for all other interfaces? Is there nothing similar to a implicit deny rule? (like i see at a fortigate)

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