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    Cannot Configure Multiple IPs

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      DMIT
      last edited by

      Hi everyone,

      Ok I am an IT Support tech so have a pretty good hands on knowledge on fixing things and setting up networks etc. However I have never had experience setting up an advanced firewall etc. I have done a lot of searching and there is a lot of posts of people requesting the same/similar to what I want, however I cannot figure it out.

      What I have:

      Fiber NTU
      PFSense on Dell 1RU server

      • 6 Physical NICs
        Internode as my ISP with a static IP + a /29 subnet

      What I want:

      Configure PFSense to port forward the desired IPs that I want to which ever server I want. I do not want 1:1 NAT.

      I have tried for a few days following several suggestions and tips from this forum and others. However I think some of the instructions might be lacking or assuming knowledge/other settings to have already been set. I wont list everything that I have tried and I would like help to set this up from scratch. If need be I can pay for more personal assistance.

      I will include all actual information so there is no confusion.

      WAN Interface
      Internode (ISP)
      PPPoE
      Gets assigned Static IP:
      59.167.254.53

      /29 Subnet
      59.167.78.8

      LAN Interface
      192.168.1.1
      255.255.255.0

      LAN Interface
      192.168.0.1
      255.255.255.0

      At this stage I want to know how to forward ports from an IP in the /29 subnet to an IP on either of the LANs. Please assume I have no knowledge and try to explain the steps involved not just "add virtual IP".

      Thanks for reading and any assistance,
      Dave

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        DMIT
        last edited by

        NVM

        Turns out ISP had routed an IP range that was already in use.

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