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    Internal IP to 2nd gateway

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    • C Offline
      craigduff
      last edited by

      To be hoenst 2.0.2 is the latest and i am using it on other customer equipment. And its alright, i was on 2.0.1 for ages, but from my understanding there were bug fixes fixed in 2.0.2

      Something else i thought of… Can you enable logging on the rule so it has a blue exclamation mark on it? And then try external access and see what the system firewall log says?

      I would recommend a reinstall if you have rebooted and it hasnt come back online. I assume you have done loads of restarts on it before and its fine, up until now?

      Kind Regards,
      Craig

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        josifbg
        last edited by

        OK… Here We go again :)

        I`ve just reinstalled PFSense and reconfigured all settings from scratch.

        And now the conclusion:

        1. Ive noticed that whenever i create port forwarding from **WAN1** (Default GW) to the internal Lan Iam selecting as showed in the pic1 below:

        I really dont have reasonable explanation why… Ive just noticed that this set up works so I lived that way.

        All ports that are forwarded that way are working with no issues!

        2. Whenever i try to create the same port forwarding but from WAN2 it is not working!

        No Idea why…

        3. Thanks to @craigduff "When you create a rule on the nat page "port forward" Right at the bottom there is an option for Filter rule association. This is what adds the rules."..

        So I`ve made the respective changes to the port forwarding from WAN2 as shown on pic2 below:

        And voila :) It`s just working :)

        What I didn`t understand is why for WAN1 should be as per pic1 and for WAN2 as per pic2…

        I really want to Thank @craigduff for his time and effort!

        Respect!

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          craigduff
          last edited by

          No problem! It was my pleasure! I love Pfsense! Always will!

          Kind Regards,
          Craig

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