Bug #3346
closed
1:1 NAT rule (w/ VIP) breaks connectivity to WAN
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Description
Clean installation on a computer, setup default gateway, dhcp and set up basic internet connectivity, no packages, nothing.
VM (or computer) internal IP: 192.168.10.18
External IP: 50.242.64.21
VIP gets created (50.242.64.21/32)
VM (linux, or computer, windows) can still connect to WAN
1:1 NAT rule gets created to map external IP to internal IP, WAN connection is broken. Internal communication still works. If there's a diagnostic or somesuch I can provide, let me know.
VIP Rule screenshot and 1:1 NAT rule screenshot attached.
No floating firewall rules, I can setup this machine on another IP and give someone a login if they want to take a look as well.
This works fine on a ALIX board I have, but I installed pfsense on an old gateway machine with a realtek NIC and a separate Intel NIC I got and it doesn't seem to work.
Version: 2.1-RELEASE (i386)
Files
Updated by Matt Deering over 11 years ago
To note: I've tried taking the backup from the alix board and applying it to the new machine (intel motherboard), and this also does not work.
Updated by Chris Buechler over 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Rejected
1:1 NAT works fine, sounds like you have an issue with your upstream ARP cache.