Hi guys, how are you doing? I hope someone can bring me some lights here haha I know this thread isn't about pfSense *specific*, it's more a network discussion, but I know someone here can help! Plus, if you know some good mailing list for Network discussion, please send me!
Well, I got some equipment to make a network home lab for study, and before I start to set everything up, I need to fill up some issues. First, I want to my topology to looks more or less like this: http://imgur.com/aDBbBZK - My pfSense box is facing the Internet, using PPPoE DSL authentication from my ISP, and providing a DMZ and a LAN subnet. - After, this subnet is connected do VyoS (router OS, fork from Vyatta), that finally routes to the clients (and another VyOS, where I'll use OSPF). My doubts are: - Are this generally ok? It is recommended? - If I want to make NAT rules for my clients in LAN A, a 8080 port for example, what configuration should I make? Because pfSense doesn't know directly the LAN subnet... Should I make a NAT for the VyOS and there make another one? - If I make a mobile IPsec VPN in the pfSense box, will I get access normally to the LANs? - What should the clients Default Gateway be? Should it be the IP from the router (and than, the router default GW the IP from pfSense)? I know some how-to for configuring the pfSense and router, but I'm stuck in the "theory" behind the topology. PS: I still didn't developed this physically, it's just on the scratch... I want to know if this is correct before start. Best regards, Jonatas B. ____________________________ Jonatas Baldin de Oliveira Profissional de TI Skype: jonatas.baldin
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