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General Discussion / Re: Way to access device on different subnet that is blocking connection
« on: October 12, 2024, 07:52:41 pm »
Thanks for your reply, with an outbound nat now the nas is working
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General Discussion / Way to access device on different subnet that is blocking connection
« on: October 06, 2024, 07:40:07 pm »
Hi to all,
I'm deploying an OPNsense box with multiple vlan, the routing and firewall rules that I've created until now works but there is a single device that i cannot make function.
It's a Western digital nas My Cloud EX2 Ultra, is located on vlan 10 with IP 10.10.0.2, when I try to access it's web interface, SMB or NFS from an address inside vlan 10 there are no problem, but when i try to access the device from vlan 50 or any other vlan the device always answer "403 Forbidden", to make a test the firewall rule now is allowing any traffic from vlan 50 to vlan 10 so I don't think the problem is in the firewall.
My idea is that this device is blocking connection from outside it's network, so my questions are:
1) is my idea about the cause of the problem correct?
2) if the answer to 1 is yes, what is the best way to make this device reachable from a different vlan?
Thank to everyone
I'm deploying an OPNsense box with multiple vlan, the routing and firewall rules that I've created until now works but there is a single device that i cannot make function.
It's a Western digital nas My Cloud EX2 Ultra, is located on vlan 10 with IP 10.10.0.2, when I try to access it's web interface, SMB or NFS from an address inside vlan 10 there are no problem, but when i try to access the device from vlan 50 or any other vlan the device always answer "403 Forbidden", to make a test the firewall rule now is allowing any traffic from vlan 50 to vlan 10 so I don't think the problem is in the firewall.
My idea is that this device is blocking connection from outside it's network, so my questions are:
1) is my idea about the cause of the problem correct?
2) if the answer to 1 is yes, what is the best way to make this device reachable from a different vlan?
Thank to everyone
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