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    Wireguard Tunnel on LAN of existing router for remote access

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      Bambos
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      Hello everyone,

      There is an existing network 192.168.2.0 with a home router. This home router can do only port forward. i have no priviledge to change anything, but i can use pfsense firewall on LAN site if helps, and also use port forwarding on the home router if helps.

      The remote network is 192.168.3.0 and is already pfsense and i have full control with static public IP. So i have manage to do a site to site Wireguard from pfsense1 to pfsense2.

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      PFSense 1 can ping pfSense 2 and PC2 over the tunnel. even if a set correctly the network access in Wireguard to be 2.0/24 and 3.0/24 accordingly, the problem is that i can’t access PC1 from PC2 or from pfsense2. This device (PC1) is not aware of the tunnel of VPN, and also knows that the gateway is the existing router. I can understand the problem, but i can’t see any solution.

      Any suggestions ? Is this possible without messing the existing Lan 2 ?
      How i can possibly route the traffic i need, through the pfsense on LAN2 with the IP 192.168.2.10 ? This way all the clients on LAN2 will respond to the same network with no problem.

      Thanks for any comments.

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