Gary Buckmaster wrote:
I know this has been discussed before, but I can't find the relevant discussion and apparently its becoming an issue in the support IRC channel. Can someone provide an explanation of what the "other" Virtual IP type is, and what its use is? Several times now, people have tried to set up 1:1 NAT mappings and failed because they used VIP type "other". It would be nice to know what scenario this is type is for.
I think you missed something, because the only use 'other' VIPs have, is exactly to allow for additional IP addresses to be used in NAT.
Of course the packets with a destination of 'other' VIP must be able to reach your firewall: if the additional IP is on the WAN subnet, you need to add it to the pfsense's ARP table. Otherwise your upstream ruoter needs to forward (route) that IP/subnet to your pfSense.
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