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Hi
I have started to migrate my pfsense configs to opnsense. on pfsense i've configured my haproxy according to this guide:
https://julian.pawlowski.me/geeking-out-with-haproxy-on-pfsense-the-ultimate/
tl;dr; you have a NAT from WAN to localhost. A frontend sending the trafic according to the SNI to a dummy backend, which sends it back to a Frontend doing the SSL offloading which then sends the unencrypted traffic to a backend which does the loadbalancing.
i tried to configure my opnsense in the same way but... i can see the trafic to the server (http://192.168.1.29:32080) on the firewall sent by one WAN interface to the other on the correct port..
an other problem i have is, if I group all LAN interfaces (Server, LAN, Devices, Kids, Guests..) together and create a rule based gateway for the loadbalancer on this group, i can't access my servers anymore.
Is there a ultimate guide for rule based gateways WITH multiple LAN interfaces?
I have started to migrate my pfsense configs to opnsense. on pfsense i've configured my haproxy according to this guide:
https://julian.pawlowski.me/geeking-out-with-haproxy-on-pfsense-the-ultimate/
tl;dr; you have a NAT from WAN to localhost. A frontend sending the trafic according to the SNI to a dummy backend, which sends it back to a Frontend doing the SSL offloading which then sends the unencrypted traffic to a backend which does the loadbalancing.
i tried to configure my opnsense in the same way but... i can see the trafic to the server (http://192.168.1.29:32080) on the firewall sent by one WAN interface to the other on the correct port..
an other problem i have is, if I group all LAN interfaces (Server, LAN, Devices, Kids, Guests..) together and create a rule based gateway for the loadbalancer on this group, i can't access my servers anymore.
Is there a ultimate guide for rule based gateways WITH multiple LAN interfaces?
