Hi!
I'm hoping I can get some direction on solving a bridging access problem.
EnvironmentI am double NATd:
- LAN is 192.168.10.0/24
- WAN is 10.8.0.0/24
Goal
- I would like to create a bridge between my WAN and two machines on the LAN. Let's say they're 10.8.0.10 and 10.8.0.11
- I would like machines on the WAN to access the two machines on the LAN via their respective IP: 10.8.0.10 and 10.8.0.11
- From within my LAN, I'd like to access these two machines also by their 10.x.x.x addresses
- Similar to my LAN, I'd like the same from within my OPNsense gateway
WorkingTo keep things simple I decided to start with one machine.
I was able to created the bridge between the old WAN interface and a VLAN to access 10.8.0.10 from the bridged WAN: ping, ssh all work.
Not workingThe following two items are not working. :\
- From within my LAN, I'd like to access these two machines also by their 10.x.x.x addresses
- Similar to my LAN, I'd like the same from within my OPNsense gateway
My gut tells me that I need to implement some NATing.
Any tips on what I should research? All hints welcomed! :)
Interfaces
- LAN - igb0 - 192.168.10.1/24
- WANBr - igb1
- INT_10_NET - igb2 - 192.168.24.1/24
- V99 - vlan 99 on igb2
- WAN - bridge0 - V99 + WANBr - 10.8.0.7/24
It seems using OPNsense as my test VM was not a good idea. I tried Puppy Linux and everything is working like I expect. Phew!
-pablo