RE: [pfSense Support] bridging WAN to LAN again - you neeed reboot pfsense system

2005-09-16 Thread Robo.K.
I will a little bit laboring with bridge, and result is, that if in bridge
mode you don`t be able access from one to other bridged interface, there
helps a reboot pfsense system /cold reboot from menu pfsense/
Is it bug or normal???

Bob. 

-Original Message-
From: jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005 3:29 PM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense Support] bridging WAN to LAN again

Hi,

I am trying to setup a firewall in bridging mode as apposed to using nat
basically, i want to:

1. Leave my severs on the LAN with their public facing Ips in the range
212.87.85.xxx 2. Configure the WAN to effectively filter/forward packets to
the servers on the LAN, just basic port blocking stuff

I've installed pfsense 0.84 and configured static ips on both the LAN  WAN
and bridged the LAN  WAN

From the LAN I can see out across the WAN as I have this default rule 
on
the LAN

Prot: Source:  Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description
* Lan NET  * * *   * Deafult Lan  any

Problem is I cannot get into the LAN from the WAN side at all, no ping, http
infact any protocol. I have the following rule on the WAN:

Prot: Source:  Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description
*  ** Lan NET   *   * 

Surley the above rule on the WAN side should let absolutley everything
through? I have read on the mailing list serveral posts regarding bridging.
I have only 2 interfaces in the dell server. Is the above scenario possible
with just two interfaces, if so should I have an IP address/gateway assigned
to the LAN? 

Or do I need 3 interfaces? My knowledge of FreeBSD/Linux is quite limited
but I'm happy to send my XML config to any body who can help or point me in
the right direction


Jason Brown.
New Media Director.Monochrome
www.monochrome.co.uk



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Re: [pfSense Support] bridging WAN to LAN again - you neeed reboot pfsense system

2005-09-16 Thread Scott Ullrich
First of all I have no idea what yoru saying.

Second of all please do not start new conversations for the same
posts.  Thats what _REPLY_ is for!

Scott


On 9/16/05, Robo.K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I will a little bit laboring with bridge, and result is, that if in bridge
 mode you don`t be able access from one to other bridged interface, there
 helps a reboot pfsense system /cold reboot from menu pfsense/
 Is it bug or normal???
 
 Bob.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: jason [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005 3:29 PM
 To: support@pfsense.com
 Subject: [pfSense Support] bridging WAN to LAN again
 
 Hi,
 
 I am trying to setup a firewall in bridging mode as apposed to using nat
 basically, i want to:
 
 1. Leave my severs on the LAN with their public facing Ips in the range
 212.87.85.xxx 2. Configure the WAN to effectively filter/forward packets to
 the servers on the LAN, just basic port blocking stuff
 
 I've installed pfsense 0.84 and configured static ips on both the LAN  WAN
 and bridged the LAN  WAN
 
 From the LAN I can see out across the WAN as I have this default rule
 on
 the LAN
 
 Prot: Source:  Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description
 * Lan NET  * * *   * Deafult Lan  any
 
 Problem is I cannot get into the LAN from the WAN side at all, no ping, http
 infact any protocol. I have the following rule on the WAN:
 
 Prot: Source:  Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description
 *  ** Lan NET   *   *
 
 Surley the above rule on the WAN side should let absolutley everything
 through? I have read on the mailing list serveral posts regarding bridging.
 I have only 2 interfaces in the dell server. Is the above scenario possible
 with just two interfaces, if so should I have an IP address/gateway assigned
 to the LAN?
 
 Or do I need 3 interfaces? My knowledge of FreeBSD/Linux is quite limited
 but I'm happy to send my XML config to any body who can help or point me in
 the right direction
 
 
 Jason Brown.
 New Media Director.Monochrome
 www.monochrome.co.uk
 
 
 
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