Rainer Duffner wrote:
Hi,
would it be possible to have several different (non-adjacent) WAN nets
protected by pfSense?
E.g. If you have 100.100.100.x/24 and 200.200.5.x/20.
With a single net, I'd just do 1:1 NAT - but with this situation?
you can bridge, or route (assuming appropriate upstream routing
configuration pointing the second subnet to your WAN IP), but not very
easily NAT with the second subnet without some ugly hacks that may or
may not work consistantly (like two WAN interfaces on the same broadcast
domain, don't do it)
Also, I will have mutiple VLANs and only some will be NATed, some will
be bridged (well, ideally they should be).
Is that possible at all? I read somewhere that the bridged nets can't
talk to the NATed nets.
that's true with ipnat and hence m0n0wall, but not with pf.
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