Please post the details of the IPv4 "allow all" LAN rule.What do you mean by "receive clients"? I thought you want to tunnel LAN traffic through a static VPN to a VPS located elsewhere? This is getting more complex every day
The IPv4 "*" rule - what are the details? Click on the edit button to the right and post a screen shot. I want to see if there is an explicit gateway set.Also the output of netstat -rn when the tunnel is up (again, possibly, this thread is getting long).
Gateway for this rule is missing (penultimate column).In addition you have to make sure, that traffic will not bypass VPN via v6.If the tunnel is configured for v6 use, you also need to set a gateway for default allow v6, otherwise you need to block v6.
I have AnyDesk installed and am prepared to grant anybody access to it who thinks they can assist with this - and I'd post detailed information on how to resolve this, once it's resolved - as you can see many of the top posts in this forum are regarding this topic.I have nothing to lose, nor risk, on this machine and can easily restore from backup when the experimentation is doneI have:Established tunnels and gateways as per instructionsEstablished and port forwarded wireguard so its ready to receive clientsI am ready for any assistance, thank you
Gateway for this rule is missing (penultimate column).
I only skimmed the whole lots of text and screenshots to not get confused... Is there an outbound NAT rule for this VPN? In Post #7 it is inactive. This will result in not reaching anything via VPN network by clients.Without gateway set, OPNsense follows routing table, yes... but I am unsure how to read it:default 0.0.0.0/0 goes via WAN, but does 0.0.0.0/1 and 128.0.0.0/1 really override default route for LAN clients?If it does, no explicit gateway in rule is necessary.
mhh... it's confusing... what is running in VPS? Is this another OPNsense? Some screenshots looks like OPNsense in VPS with WG server and some looks like OPNsense at home?!