Nating from Wan1 to Wan3
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Is manual NAT (port forward) possible on the modem?
What kind of VPN are you using for the LAN-to-LAN VPN?I do think this kind of setup is meaningful, or reliable, or anything even remotely close to sane state… Good luck.
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Yes is posible.
Now i have configurate a dmz to 192.168.2.2, can i disable and make a manual port forward. -
What's the VPN?
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I not understand the question.
The vpn work fine and joins two buildings with other ftth lines.
I only have access to lan of cisco, in 192.168.15.1 as gateway and go correctly to 8080 server in the ip of other building 10.14.64.33.Sorry my english is horrible and in the vpn im very limited. I only hace access to 192.168.15.x and 192.168.15.1 as gateway to go to the server port 8080.
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I not understand the question.
OpenVPN? IPsec? PPTP? Something else? Or, the VPN is not on pfSense at all?
Well, maybe someone else. There's also Spanish subforum here.
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Vpn Ipsec and not pfsense is a cisco router 891.
Is connected from lan of cisco to a lan (hardware rj45) in pfsense and i call wan3. -
Is connected from lan of cisco to a lan (hardware rj45) in pfsense and i call wan3.
Calling something WAN when it's in fact NOT a WAN really does NOT help. When you say WAN here -> something usable for generic internet access.
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please, dont bother with me :'(
Yes, this not is a wan… not resolve internet access only a lan in other building.
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As hinted above, perhaps posting in the Spanish subforum would get you better understanding…
Provided you can somehow get the traffic across the modem (DMZ, NAT), try with the following NAT rule:
Interface WAN1
Protocol: TCP
Destination: WAN1 Address
Destination port 8080
Redirect Target IP: 10.14.64.33
Redirect target port 8080Now, you also need a static route set up to 10.14.64.0/24 via the "WAN3".
https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Static_Routes
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Ok Thanks very much doktornotor.
I prepare a post for the spanish forum.
Thanks for your time. :D