On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 2:35 PM, Mark Street wrote:
> From the 2.1 book:
> "If you need to perform NAT on your local IPs to make them appear as a
> different subnet, or one of your public IPs, you may do so using the NAT
> fields underneath Local Network. If you specify a single IP address in Loca
>From the 2.1 book:
"If you need to perform NAT on your local IPs to make them appear as a
different subnet, or one of your public IPs, you may do so using the NAT fields
underneath Local Network . If you specify a single IP address in Local Network
and a single IP address in the NAT field, the
- Original Message -
> Hi,
> We are running pfSense 2.1 nano on a Soekris - experiencing an issue
> with an IPSEC tunnel to a remote Sonicwall. We have two Phase 2
> entries defined for two remote hosts on the remote endpoint. We are
> exposing 1 host on our network which is NAT'd in the
Hi,
We are running pfSense 2.1 nano on a Soekris - experiencing an issue with an
IPSEC tunnel to a remote Sonicwall. We have two Phase 2 entries defined for two
remote hosts on the remote endpoint. We are exposing 1 host on our network
which is NAT'd in the Phase 2 entry on our side, we used t
