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      Biffe
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      I just setup a Pfsense firewall in the weekend, everything works great except for one thing.

      1. I can't open our own website from behind the firewall. it's www.kge.dk

      On our old firewall(smoothwall), we had to write www. in a browser to access it. But neither www.kge.dk or kge.dk works now.

      our windows 2003 domain is called kge.dk, so i thought that was why, the smoothwall wanted www. infront of kge.dk. But pfsense i can't access it at all. it's proberly just a minor detail that I can't seem to figure out.

      I know the post is simular to Connection issues. but I would hate if my own thread was taken over by others posts, so I made a new one.

      Hope you got any ideas.

      Kenneth

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        wallabybob
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        Possibly its a DNS issue. What IP address does www.kge.dk resolve to? Probably a public IP address. Maybe you have a port forward setup to forward certain connections to "the 'local' IP address" of www.kge.dk which is possibly a private IP address.

        One way of resolving this is to setup a host override in the pfSense DNS forwarder but that only works if you are using the DNS forwarder.

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          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
          last edited by

          Is your website hosted inside the pfSense machine?

          If so, possibly: http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Why_can%27t_I_access_forwarded_ports_on_my_WAN_IP_from_my_LAN/OPTx_networks%3F

          Steve

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            Biffe
            last edited by

            Hi again and thanks for the reply's.

            No it's not hosted by our self.

            The problem was apparently our dns server on the win2003 server. a friend of mine fixed the problem and showed me how to add sites outside our lan.

            thanks again for your support.

            Kenneth

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