Hi,
For one box I want internet access bypassing my VPN client to a VPN provider.
So I added the IP address to a 'NoVPN' alias.
On the LAN interface the is a pass rule:
Source: IPv4 NoVPN alias
Destination: *
(and another rule below for the same subnet to use VPN gateway)
When I search the logs using remote logging there are packets on the LAN interface that are blocked from this one box (from tcp high ports to tcp high ports).
So before going out on the internet some packets are blocked.
How is this possible?
is it the top rule. in order of appearance
No. See attached image.
LAN net = subnet A
Internet = subnet A
DMZ = subnet B
The server that is blocked is in subnet C and it's IP address is in the 'NoVPN' alias.
The bottom rule in the picture is for all in subnet C.
Below these rules are more rules. Packets from the server should match the NoVPN rule so I excluded them from the picture.