Webserver acces from LAN

[foravis]

Hello,

I have a dynamic public IP but I have a functional Dynamic DNS service. The webserver is an Apache server... WAMP on a Windows 10 VM in esxi. PFsense is also a VM in the same esxi.

I've added NAT Port Forward rule.

I've added the port in windows firewall also.

I have a problem in accessing the server from inside the network through dynamic DNS domain name. From outside the network there is no problem. Also in LAN the http://192.168.1.20:12323 is working.

I have the same problem with the FTP service (filezilla server in windows 10).

Thank you

[viragomann]

Add a DNS override for your public host name.

[foravis]

@viragomann said in Webserver acces from LAN:

Add a DNS override for your public host name.

I've just checked the access through the public IP and is not working... so is not only the dynamic dns name...

[viragomann]

@viragomann said in Webserver acces from LAN:

Add a DNS override for your public host name.

[Gertjan]

First of all : this https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/nat/port-forward-troubleshooting.html captures all possible issues.

If it still doesn't work : capture all the traffic on the incoming WAN interface, and see for yourself if the traffic actually reaches pfSense. (check point 8 on the list on the trouble shoot page above ).
The WAN interface handles all incoming and outgoing traffic, the capture file will contain a lot of packets. So, in your case, you could focus on your NAtted incoming traffic by selecting only "port 12323" traffic.

You should check all 15 points on the list.

Btw :

Not very important, but you should consider making this "TCP" only. Web servers do not use UDP traffic.

[foravis]

Thank you, I'll try and let you know.

[foravis]

I've checked all 15 items from the list and I couldn't find the problem.

The states looks like this:

The problem is when I'm trying from LAN to public IP or domain name. From LAN to LAN IP is all good... also from WAN to Public IP is working.

[Rico]

Have you checked https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/nat/accessing-port-forwards-from-local-networks.html ?

-Rico

[foravis]

It worked with NAT Reflection. Thanks