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      Glennbones last edited by

      Hi all

      I hope someone here can help me out, with this problem, i am trying to figure it out, and something is working, some is not, now to the questions.

      Q1) Vpn Connection 1. I can connect to the pfsense at port 1194 as i should be and no problem i get the desired ip for the client in this case 10.10.0.6 and i can ping my windows server locally and browse the server at ip 10.0.0.1, but now the question why can't i ping clients ? like ip 10.0.0.100 it is not firewalled and all that, i can't ping a printer either 10.0.1.7, the local network the client get is 10.0.0.0/16 i can't ping a switch either 10.0.200.1, any there can figure this one out ?

      Q2) Vpn connection 2. i can connect to the pfsense at port 1294 as i should be and no problem i get the desired ip for the client in this case 10.11.0.6, but can't set this up to like network 10.1.200.0/24 and ping a client on that network 10.1.200.1/24 why is that ? should the vpn connection just let me thru to the network get me to the network the firewall is on, or is it only possible to connect to the pfsense with one availble network, the network there is set on the LAN side on the pfsense ?

      What i need is to have some clients connect to the main net 10.0.0.1/16, and some clients connect to an isolated net for special stuff on the net 10.1.200.0/24 and they need to use seperated ports for connection, like main nets connect to port 1194 and other clients connect on port 1294, as mentioed above the connection i can establish it is the connection after the connection and the clients are logged on i need to figure out.

      Maybe the picture is better to show it

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        Glennbones last edited by

        I am sorry to bump this, but i reely need some help here or maybe some directions i can check of fix. but guess none have thought in this.

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