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    Routing + Firewall is Possible ??

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Routing and Multi WAN
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      stemond
      last edited by

      Hey guys,

      i am using pfsense 1.2.3 as VPN Firewall (IPSEC, PPTP)
      Is possible adding Router/NAT Features  for my LAN clients maintenaing  Packet FIlter ?

      thank you
      Stefano

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        FJSchrankJr
        last edited by

        It is, but you will have to post more info up here so we can fully understand. Thank you.

        FJS - Embedded Systems Engineer
        Pictures are worth a thousand words, but <u>posting config.xml backups are worth 10,000</u>.  Alter the IPs, change anything revealing but leave subnets intact. Use find and replace. Please try to keep it brief on the description.
        ALWAYS disable TSO  & LRO EXCEPT CHKSUM IF SUPPORTED. TSO/LRO breaks traffic, pf scrub and this goes for any passive device inline

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          stemond
          last edited by

          thank you fro reply FJSchrankJr

          Now i have this configuration

          LAN client          –> Pfsense (FW + packetfilter)--> Router CISCO (NAT)
          (192.168.126.x)

          I want this configuration

          LAN client      –-> PFsense (FW + packetfilter + NAT) --> Router Cisco
          (192.168.126.x)

          I want to set default gw for all LAN client is Pfsense not Router Cisco

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            Metu69salemi
            last edited by

            Is that cisco router or modem? is wan side with rj45 or rj11?

            If you can set cisco device only to bridge connection as changing medium. then it is doable.

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              psylo
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              @Metu69salemi:

              Is that cisco router or modem? is wan side with rj45 or rj11?

              If you can set cisco device only to bridge connection as changing medium. then it is doable.

              It's better to have public IP directly on pfSense but it's not mandatory: you can have NAT on Cisco and on pfSense… And you can redirect every traffic from Cisco WAN interface to pfSense WAN interface...

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                stemond
                last edited by

                hey guys,
                i have solved, the issue was in WAN interface (bridge solutions)

                Now i am natting with Cisco ROUTER but i  want to NAT with Pfsense.
                Have you any idea when come out Pfsense 2.0 stable ?

                thanks to all
                S.

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