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      Elegant last edited by Elegant

      Good evening,

      We've recently setup a BGP connection between pfSense and another internal service. The internal service subnet 10.244.0.0/16 is advertised through 10.0.30.10, a neighbor (which is also a route reflector) on my SERVICES interface in pfSense. Everything is working just fine interally (allow rule added for subnet on SERVICES interface) but when we attempt to communicate externally it's touch and go due to NAT.

      We thought that we only needed to add the 10.244.0.0/16 subnet as a manual outbound NAT but this does not appear to be the case. How do we proceed so that we NAT the subnet externally?

      Thanks!

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        Zawi last edited by

        please provide network Diagram.

        Why do you need to NAT 10.244.0.0/16? is pfsesnse the default route for your network?
        Also what are the BGP Routes?

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          Elegant last edited by

          I ended up re-designing how the neighbors interacted and eliminated the need for another set of routes from a second AS. I think one of the IP pools was in conflict, that's no longer the case :)

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