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pfsense firewall/NAT rules for 2 different LAN where LAN2 has public facing server

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I'm looking for a pfsense ruleset that allows a client on LAN1 192.168.3.10 to access a public server on LAN2 10.0.0.2. ports 60000 -60015 TCP/UDP. I otherwise wish to keep these LAN's isolated from each other. Current WAN ruleset, working well from external WAN. I have tried NAT reflection, I think it does not work as they are on separate LAN. Any ideas how I can accomplish this? It's weird as other services also running on LAN2 10.0.0.2, like a small webservice to configure the server in question run just fine and can be accessed from LAN1. WAN Ruleset

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Ok, I seem to have resolved this issue, I still think it's not the most elegant way, so any answers appreciated. This rule never worked though even after resetting state tables. I'd left the rule on, then a pfsense firewall reboot to move the firewall saw it working. on LAN1

  • Interface:LAN1 IPV4
  • Protocol: TCP/UDP
  • Source:LAN1 net Destination:
  • WAN net Port Range: 60000 - 60015
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