Eugen Leitl wrote:
I have a somewhat strange setup (thanks to our provider)
which looks like this:
LAN* -> bge0 -> 192.168.0.1
WAN* -> bge1 -> 10.0.2.6
OPT1(DMZ) -> vlan0 -> 62.245.148.129
Yes, the WAN is really 10.0.2.6/30, and the gateway is 10.0.2.5
The provider rewrites the traffic so it appears to come from
their own address space. I don't see the point, but that's
what they use.
What I need to do is rewrite the traffic from LAN which
is currently exiting through WAN and is rewritten on the part
of the provider to emerge from one of the addresses from
our /26 network space. The operative words are SNAT and masquerading,
but I haven't been able to see examples of such rewriting
rules for pfsense.
Any pointers?
Advanced Outbound NAT.
