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      robfantini last edited by

      Hello

      I have two lans.

      192.168.1  [LAN]

      192.168.2 [Optional 2 ] 
          - bridge with: none

      I am using intel server nics.
      Both nics are connected to the correct lan switches.

      Problems:
        - from internal  192.168.2 network,   I can not ping  192.168.2.2    [ nor connect to webConfigurator]
        - from external: I can not port forward to hosts on 192.168.2 net.

      I can connect to webConfigurator from lan and  NAT and Rules work for  LAN network.

      Any quick suggestions?

      Thanks.
      Rob

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        sai last edited by

        add rules on the OPT interface allowing you to do those things?

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          robfantini last edited by

          Hello

          I have  NAT and Rules setup on WAN and WAN2 to allow  ssh  to  192.168.2.19 .

          the OPT  [lan2] does not have rules.

          192.;168.2.19 does allow ssh connections.

          PfSense firewall log shows the  connection is allowed to pass.

          From our internal network I can ping  LAN  192.168,1,2
          I can not ping OPT [l LAN2]  192.168.2.2 .

          I  guess I'll check the hardware or other settings…

          ** solved **
            OPT [LAN2]  had correct IP address but incorrect  /32 .  I changed that to /24 and all os ok.

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            Rafael last edited by

            I have the same Optional interface ping problem…

            http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9834.0.html

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