That is the bizarre thing I am not using NAT both network have fully
routable addresses and all machine have permanent routable IPs.
Yes it Nat would have that effect. How can I be sure to have it
completely disabled on the pfsense box? There is nothing in the Nat
screen.
Pierre
On 11-Oct-06, at 9:18 AM, Captain Bablam wrote:
What does your NAT configuration look like?
On the PFsense and on the Cisco side? Does the "suddenly natted"
traffic look as though it is sourced from the public IP of the
PFsense?
Wade B
Wade B
On 10/11/06, Pierre Frisch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have a baffling problem:
I am trying to establish and Open Directory replica between two
network (204.50.17.0/24) and (66.42.196.32/27) the first network is
on a T1 line with a cisco router the second network is in a colo with
a pfsense router. the pfsense router is connected to the colo by a
small network (66.196.45.204/29) and the getaway is 66.196.45.201.
The master Open Directory machine has address 204.50.17.53 and the
new replica has address 66.196.42.61. I have open the firewall in
both routers so that no port are blocked between the two networks.
Now for the problem. When establishing the replica the system copies
the ldap and Kerberos database then the password and all appears to
be fine until the last minute when the password server tries to
establish the synchronization and get the wrong IP address. It
suddenly believe that the replica has address 66.196.45.204. this is
the external address of the router!!! How can that be? Is there
something that is miss-configured in my pfsense installation?
Thanks for the help
Pierre
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