Can't ping the Internet from LAN
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Good evening,
I recently made an ESXi configuration in which I have:
- a LAN on 192.168.202.0/24, which consists of a Linux Client, a Windows Client and a DHCP Server.
- a DMZ on 192.168.222.0/24, with a Linux Client
- pfSense Firewall is placed between the LAN and the DMZ and is the default gateway to the WAN on 193.246.121.0/24.
pfSense interfaces are:
- LAN side: 192.168.202.1/24
- DMZ side: 192.168.222.1/24
- WAN side: 193.246.121.234/24
The clients on the LAN obtain the IP from the DHCP server correctly (.128 and .129) and are set to connect them to the default gateway on 192.168.202.1/24. The Linux Client in the DMZ has a default gateway of 192.168.222.1/24.
All of my devices can ping between them, so they "recognize" each other in the network, but the problem is that none of them is able to ping the internet. I'm not even able to ping 8.8.8.8 from the pfSense console.
I installed pfSense and left it as it is, I haven't added any additional rules.
Thank you in advance,
Davide
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Seems you have a wrong WAN configuration.
Explain your connection type and share configuration screenshots.-Rico
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Does pfSense receive the WAN address via DHCP from some external router/DHCP server? Can you post a screenshot of your outbound NAT rules? Might be something you want to fix there. Also make sure the firewall rules allow for ICMP echo requests outbounds.
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@davideganna im facing same issue any solution? please
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@gulzoa712
Some more details would be helpful.Can pfSense itself access the internet?
How is the WAN configured?
What did you try yet?
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@viragomann
Yes WAN is able to access the internet. but it's not able to ping the internet neither the google dns servers 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4? neither the pfsense. :( can you kindly help me urgently? i can share the screen shots. -
@gulzoa712 You need to provide a diagram of your network.
Why are you using two routers on the same segment?
Separate the pfsense network from your other segment.
