The
real goal of this setup is to connect inside computer with private
address 192.168.6.190 (nated 1:1 to 212.75.96.190) to remote servers
212.2.96.67 and 212.2.96.80. This is only possible through IPSec tunnel
with remote gateway 212.2.102.235. My pfSense is configured with
212.75.96.186
Is it possible to tunnel an outside IP through the IPSec on pfSense?
I've had the following configuration on my PIX:
Remote side:
Tunnel target was public address X.X.2.67
Tunnel gateway was public address X.X.102.135
Local side:
Tunnel gateway (Cisco PIX): Public address Y.Y.75.186
Tunnel targ
Hi
Thank you for your reply. I am using Proxy ARP in Virtual IPs.
> > . I have added 192.168.1.55 -> 192.168.6.55 1:1 NAT and firewall
> > rules to allow ICMP and port 80 to 192.168.1.55. No reply from ping to
> > 192.168.1.55.
>
> Did you setup a rule to allow ICMP through to 192.168.6.
Hi
The short
background. My Cisco Pix has died last Thursday. We suspect a hardware
problem with Flash memory but before we will be able to run it again we
have to use a temporary solution to protect our collocated servers.
The network. We have
two physical servers
