How do I allow client to access two subnets?
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Network A is 192.168.0 and Network B is 192.168.2. I have a pfSense box at each location with an OpenVPN link between the two that works great. Now I'm adding a roaming laptop with the OpenVPN client installed that connects to pfSense box A for email, etc. I would like to map a drive to a shared folder at Network B. The laptop can ping anything in site A, but nothing in site B. A tracert shows anything in site A is going through the tunnel, but anything in site B is going to external DNS.
How do I get the client to talk to Network B? What am I missing? Thanks for any help you can give me.
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you can connect from network A to B, so that would mean routes for those subnets are OK.
Can i assume the roaming laptop is on a different subnet (for example 192.168.x.0/24)?
I'm guessing the traffic from laptop will reach Pfsense B (or even Network B) but it does not know how/where to return traffic originating from this unknown "roaming" subnet.If my assumption is correct the you'd need a route on pfsense B. This route should point 192.168.x.0/24 to PFsense A.
kind regards
jeroen
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As heper said you have to put the route poniting to your subnet. But you have to add more options in your configuration. I dont know what is your exact configuration but maybe this tutorial can help you http://blog.stefcho.eu/?p=733
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That is awesome. Thank you very much. I had everything but the route on the box 2. I added the route, and it started talking immediately. I can't thank you enough.