OpenVPN config - traffic not NATing

clazmania

I do not seem to have an auto generated rule.

I need something like this?

viragomann

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The source has to be your internal networks, e.g. "LAN subnets" and the translation address has to be the VPN clients address. pfSense might provide a variable for it in the drop-down. Otherwise you have to assign an interface to the VPN client instance to get it.

Antibiotic

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clazmania

@Antibiotic Thanks, I do have a similar config. The only difference is the dst port, guessing due to ISAKMP.

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Antibiotic

@clazmania Are you using IPSEC VPN?
Shoud be set VPN interface not a OpenVPN itself. IDK may by you called VPN interface as OpenVPN)))

clazmania

@Antibiotic I did call it OpenVPN and that may have been a mistake. Because I have an OPENVPN and OpenVPN and I think that is causing confusion for me. I guess I can remove the config and recreate with another name. Then revisit.

Antibiotic

@clazmania said in OpenVPN config - traffic not NATing:

@Antibiotic I did call it OpenVPN and that may have been a mistake. Because I have an OPENVPN and OpenVPN and I think that is causing confusion for me. I guess I can remove the config and recreate with another name. Then revisit.

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Ah ))) Good luck

viragomann

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I don't assume, that you want to edtablish an IPSec through the OpenVPN provider. That's the only thing the ISAKMP rule is good for, however.

Antibiotic

@clazmania ISAKMP only use for IPsec protocol , if you use openvpn protocol set as in my example