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    Rules not allowing traffic between networks

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      byte0
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      I can't figure out what I'm missing in my configuration. I need another set of eyes to help me.
      Here are some configuration screenshots:
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      LAN = 10.100.3.253/23
      Printers = 10.100.9.253/24
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      I can't ping from 10.100.3.8 to 10.100.9.248 or vice versa. I'm pretty sure I have this configured correctly. The firewall rules work for the other interfaces I have setup. Anything anyone can think of for me to check to see if I over looked something?

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        byte0
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        Both rules have logging turned on. The rule on the LAN interface shows the allow logs, but no ping reply is returned. I did a tcpdump on the device with 10.100.9.248, but I don't see the ping requests arriving at the device.
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        When pinging from 10.100.9.248, there are no logs that show up in pfSense.
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        I just can't figure this out...

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