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    Stuck on one lan not seeing internet

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      Vk2hmc
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      pfSense 2.0 Rc2 i386

      this pfsense has 2 vlans, 1 for intranet (vlan10) and one for guests(vlan20)
      These are all trunked over to a cisco using dot1q. That part works fine and I can ping the
      relative pfSense interface from each of the networks. vlan20 gets dhcp leases fine too.

      Internet ADSL
                                  | 
                              pfsense
                                |    |
                –----------    ------------
                |                                      |
            vlan10                              vlan20
      192.168.10.1/24                  192.168.20.1/24

      Both networks are setup identical in Nat and Firewall on pfSense.
      Arp table looks fine.
      routing looks the same:
      172.16.10.0/24 link#12 U 0 2526 1500 lagg0_vlan10
      172.16.10.1 link#12 UHS 0 0 16384 lo0
      192.168.20.0/24 link#13 U 0 2530 1500 lagg0_vlan20
      192.168.20.1 link#13 UHS 0 0 16384 lo0
      Firewall in rules for both allow all traffic from each subnet and are identical.

      Now the question is:
      why would vlan10 be able to get to internet but vlan20 cannot get to internet?

      Been working on this all day and I am getting no where, I have flushed tables and rebooted pfsense to no avail, please help?!

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        Vk2hmc
        last edited by

        Anyway, I got around it by shoving both networks down the same trunk and using the layer 3 capabilities of the switch to route and access list the public network.

        the pfSense rate limiting is working well.

        mark

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