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    IPSEC to IPSEC Link Over PfSense - LAN to Remote DMZ Access?

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      TerminalE
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      How can I configure PfSense to allow the DMZ segments to communicate or one Private LAN segment to a DMZ segment to communicate?
      I’d like to be able to RDP from the LAN to the DMZ for remote server management.  Currently I have to RDP to a server in the remote LAN segment and then RDP into that segments DMZ.

      Please reference the attached diagram for additional information!

      Thanks,
      Jeff
      ![Kenosha-Charleston PfSense Diagram.jpg](/public/imported_attachments/1/Kenosha-Charleston PfSense Diagram.jpg)
      ![Kenosha-Charleston PfSense Diagram.jpg_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/Kenosha-Charleston PfSense Diagram.jpg_thumb)

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        heiko
        last edited by

        One Option
        You need for example two tunnels

        LAN –> LAN  --> with phase 1 = User FQDN => lan@ipsec.de (any fantasy FQDN)
        LAN --> DMZ --> with pahse 1 = User FQDN => dmz@ipsec.de (any fantasy FQDN)

        But, this runs for me not in the main mode only aggressive....

        Greetings
        Heiko
        P.S. thx hoba

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          TerminalE
          last edited by

          I'll give this a shot!!!  Update…  That worked perfect!

          Awesome!!!

          @heiko:

          One Option
          You need for example two tunnels

          LAN –> LAN  --> with phase 1 = User FQDN => lan@ipsec.de (any fantasy FQDN)
          LAN --> DMZ --> with pahse 1 = User FQDN => dmz@ipsec.de (any fantasy FQDN)

          But, this runs for me not in the main mode only aggressive....

          Greetings
          Heiko
          P.S. thx hoba

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