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serialdie last edited by

Team,

I have a secondary device handing out DHCP to a guest wireless network.

All traffic coming from this AP goes through my LAN.

pfsense is blocking traffic coming from this subnet.

Is there a way I can have pfsense allow that subnet to pass through the internet?

Regards,
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phil.davis last edited by
I guess the guest wireless AP is behind (is it itself) an internal router that is itself sitting on your LAN. If so, then just:
1. Add a pass rule on LAN for source IP the guest WiFi subnet
2. Add a gateway in System->Routes with the IP address of the internal router on your LAN.
3. Add a static route for guest WiFi subnet, to the gateway from (2)
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