I've been pounding my head against the wall with this for a while now and figured maybe I should ask a more general question hoping someone would have a better idea of how to go about it than I apparently do.
My main site has a limited number of IPs. I have a second site with additional IPs. I would like to route traffic to the IPs at the 2nd site to servers at the 1st site. Specifically this is for SSL website hosting, so I only really need to forward port 443. Both sites have a pfSense 2.0.1 firewall. I can dedicate internal IPs, even a private subnet if necessary at the primary site for traffic coming to the servers from the secondary site. I could probably dedicate a single public IP a the primary site, if I am able to redirect the traffic from various IPs onto different ports. I've tried: Creating a GIF tunnel and NATing over that -I've tried various things and the packets do arrive at the primary site, but I'm guessing they don't know how to get back to the secondary site and back out onto the internet... Redirecting to a public IP at the primary site but on a different port. -They don't usually seem to get there The thing that really bugs me is each of the above will work maybe 1 time in 100, but not in any consistent way. Are there any other avenues worth going down? Am I crazy? Should one of the above work and I am just messing something up?
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