Network Share Across 2 ip ranges
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Hey hey.
Is it possible to share a file on a file server on ip range a across a network on range b using pfsense.
Range a is currently 10.1.0.0
Range b is currently 10.2.0.0The subnets are both 255.255.255.0
Both range a & b are on there own interfaces.
The only difference between range a & b is the b has a proxy server filtering requests.
Any help is greatly appreciate.
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If there is no nat between a and b, just create a rule to allow access from a to b.
Aldo check if host in both networks know how to reach a and b.
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How would this affect the proxy then?
Would it mean then that the pfsense firewall on a @10.1.0.1 and on b @10.2.0.1 would be reachable so users on subnet b can bypass the proxy?
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If your file server is not a http server, proxy server will not help.
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Good to know.
I am currently setting up NAT. What protocol would i need to allow for the mapping to be successful?
What protocol do computers use to find and map shared directories on the network?
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Map sharing? Is it windows sharing?
If your share is from M$, the best way is routing instead of nat.
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Its a samba file server.
All the machines on the network i am trying to share the file with are linux machines.
I hope that made sense
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Samba works the same way as m$.
135-139 udp and tcp
445 tcp/udp -
Ok so you recon i then nat the fileserver onto the 2nd network or would routing be more effective?
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It's up to you. Both will work for only one file server
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Thanks. I will give NAT a go and let you know if i get it working.
