Request time out
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i'm sorry if it's repost…
But i experience problem with my LAN...My LAN can't PING any website and to my modem (WAN Address), the result is Request time out.
But I can connect to the site and modem via browser...
can anyone explain me what happen to my network...
I guest this is because the Rules or the subnet, but I don't know how to make my LAN can Ping the WAN...for additional my LAN Address using 192.168.1.0/27 and my WAN 192.168.0.0/30
I'm installing squid. and make Firewall ==> Rules like this
Please help me figure it out…
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You dont have any rule allowing pings.
Read up how the firewall rules work.
You have redundant rules on LAN and WAN.
(Hint: The WAN rule does nothing for the LAN). -
I've found the solution about the ping problem, thank you for your guidance.
on LAN, I add one rule that allow ICMP, did I do right thing there?
so do you mean, that i should not make any rule for WAN?
i hope you can reply it, i'm sorry I'm very noob here… -
Traffic is only processed by a rule on the interface on which packets arrive.
You have a rule on your WAN with as "source" "lan subnet".
Since on the WAN never a packet from the LAN will arrive, this rule is unneccessary. -
actually, I read a tutorial on Dual Wan and The Rule is like that I used now.
But Now I disable it, and my network run just fine…I've more several question again, I hope anyone don't mind answer it.
1. Do you think that the rule will work if I using 2 WAN (WAN + Opt1)? from your explanation i guest it's not.2. Do you think that it's necesary that I anable UDP port on LAN Rules?
I don't know why the firewall block some traffic that use UDP Proto, but my network still working fine. So I decide to not allow UDP port on my LAN. what do you think about it? -
Can you post the link to this tutorial? Because this is plain wrong.
For if the rule will work: as it is right now: no
read the multiwan howto on the wiki http://doc.pfsense.com
–> yes you cancreate a rule that works for multiwan.If you want to allow udp purely depends on your needs.
Are you using any software which requires udp? -
The link, I'll give you latter, but the tutorial is in Indonesian language, so I don't think that you want to see it… ;D
Yes, I am using some application that need UDP, but I've made the rule for it. But what about the other UDP port? It's danger if we pass all UDP port (any)?
