Hello DV, As I think I mentioned before, a packet capture on each interface of the remote pfSense (including the IPsec "interface"), with the ICMP request running continuously on the local computer, shows no ICMP request packet going out any of the other interfaces. Normally, it should go out of the remote LAN interface as it is a directly connected network to the remote pfSense and therefore the latter is aware of where to forward the packet to. Maybe I forgot to mention that I am doing PBR (policy-based routing) on each pfSense with the following respective rules: Local pfSense: Allow from src=LAN to dst=192.168.6.0/24, set gateway=10.50.0.1Remote pfSense: Allow from src=LAN to dst=10.6.0.0/16, set gateway=192.168.50.0.1 All LAN machines have their gateway set to the LAN interface of the pfSense. Thanks for your input.> Hello All, > > I have been following quietly along and I keep wondering if the ICMP > packets actually do make it to the remote IP 192.168.6.106 but perhaps the > route back through pfsense/OPT1/pfsense/IPSEC etc. is not working... > > Start with the remote machine 192.168.6.106, does it have it's gateway set > to 192.168.6.207 or does it have a separate route to 10.6.2.0/16 through > the pfsense 192.168.6.207? > > Just a thought...
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