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      never-enuff
      last edited by

      Hi Guys, I have a issue that is driving me nuts and would like to get some ideas on how to handle it.

      my setup is as follows:

      pfS #2  - Captive Portal
      –------
      WAN ip public
      Lan 192.168.254.1
      Wireless_Lan 192.168.253.1
      IPSec - to pfS #1

      pfS #1 - Master

      WAN ip public
      Lan 192.168.10.1
      Wireless_Lan 192.168.20.1
      IPSec to  pfS #2

      pfS#2 is running captive portal  with radius authentication and pfS #1 has freeradius running on Lan.  I would like it to send all radius traffic to pfSense #1 thru the IPSec tunnel, but I have not been able to.  I can ping pfS#1 Lan and wireless and vice versa with no issues.  Ialso have to IPSec tunnel to allow any traffic.  I have tried putting a rule in the NAT outbound of #2, but to no avail, I probably didnt have the syntax correct.  I would appreciate any pointers.

      Thnx

      Dickie

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        never-enuff
        last edited by

        Well after a few hours of reading and googling, I have come up with a way that works….. Is it right?...not sure but it works

        On the captive portal router,  I have set a new gateway with a non-local route (under advance settings) and address of 192.168.20.1, then i set up a static route to send all traffic for 192.168.10.18/32 thru the new non local gateway.  Finally I have set a new rule under the wan to only allow 192.168.10.18/32 ports 1812 & 1813.

        And poof it works.

        I hope this help anyone else that is trying to do something like this :-)

        Dickie

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