Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...
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Having trouble connecting to my other system I'm using ContaCam port 8800 web UI.
Firewall:
Rules:
How do I add this rule to allow this connection?
Thanks!...
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@nasheayahu There are no rules to add, you have asymmetrical traffic.. So .12 trying to start a conversation with .10 And .10 doesn't think .12 is on its network so its sending answer to pfsense.. Most likely you have maybe a /32 set as mask on the .10 device when it most likely should be a /24
You got some sort of mask issue.
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@johnpoz said in Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...:
Most likely you have maybe a /32 set as mask on the .10 device when it most likely should be a /24
Interesting, the .10 is a Windows 10 Pro. that is running ContaCam, the system I'm trying to connect from is openSUSE Leap 15.5. Where do I look to find the mask on the .10 to correct it?
P.S. I am running Airvpn on both systems, do you think this my be the problem?
UPDATE:
I did notice this wrong entry in my Network lock settings:
and this is how I have it here in the Routes:
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@nasheayahu said in Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...:
I did notice this wrong entry in my Network lock settings:
So it has nothing to do with pfSense but your other thingy. In general, devices in the same subnet don't talk to each other through pfSense.
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@nasheayahu said in Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...:
P.S. I am running Airvpn on both systems, do you think this my be the problem?
YEAH!!!
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@Bob-Dig said in Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...:
So it has nothing to do with pfSense but your other thingy
@johnpoz said in Connecting to local http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8800 help...:
YEAH!!!
Okay, I did have Airvpn configured on a pfSense CE build using "pfSense baseline guide with VPN, Guest and VLAN support", I was putting this off, but now I will just have to put the time into configuring it on the 2100.
Thanks!...
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@nasheayahu If your going to run some vpn client locally on a box, you need to make sure it doesn't send traffic from the local network.. But yeah its a much less complex setup to just setup your vpn service on pfsense. And then route whatever traffic you want going out the vpn via policy routing.
