Re: [pfSense Support] VPN LAN TO LAN

2010-03-18 Thread Joseph Rotan
Hi,

i'm curently jammed in setting up VPN on my pfsense box been reading all the
discussion it seems most have achieved a VPN configuration. I not specialise
on IT pros but interested to learn. Is there anyone could please help me out
in setting up VPN on my pfsense.

Thanks,

Joseph.




On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 7:02 AM, Vick Khera vi...@khera.org wrote:

 On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Rafael Cristian Machado de Avila
 rcristia...@gmail.com wrote:
  Also not sure what kind of access will be made between the networks.
 Example
  Active Directory, File Server, administrative applications

 This is one of the main uses we make of pfSense.  I have two offices,
 a data center, and two home offices all linked together via IPsec VPN
 and pfSense at each point.  The offices and data center use fixed
 endpoints (fixed IP) and the home offices use client mode.  In
 client mode you can only make the connections outbound so if the
 IPsec circuit is not up, you cannot force it up from the main office,
 for example.  Only a client at the home office can cause it to start
 up.  This is easily worked around using appropriate keepalive
 settings.

 You can control what traffic flows to where via the firewall rules
 under the firewall's IPsec tab.  We just leave it open.

 Over the vpn hops, we run mostly internal HTTP servers, SIP, ssh, and
 IMAP for mail access to the main office.  If you have enough bandwidth
 to support what your purpose is, pfSense will not be the bottleneck.
 It is rock solid reliable and has been for years.   You will be happy
 with it.

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[pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread mayak-cq
hi all,

i've got a serious policy routing problem that i cannot seem to
overcome.

the pfsense box has three interfaces: two are wan ports and one is lan
-- both wan ports share the same physical media and use the same
gateway. they each have a different ip address.

i need to route outbound mail traffic out of one specific interface and
voip out the other (among other requirements).

since the gateway's are the same, and because i cannot specify the
interface but only the next router, pfsense seems to choose the
first/lowest interface to send mail.

is there a way around this?

thanks

m


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Re: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread Curtis LaMasters
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:04 PM, mayak-cq ma...@australsat.com wrote:
 hi all,

 i've got a serious policy routing problem that i cannot seem to
 overcome.

 the pfsense box has three interfaces: two are wan ports and one is lan
 -- both wan ports share the same physical media and use the same
 gateway. they each have a different ip address.

 i need to route outbound mail traffic out of one specific interface and
 voip out the other (among other requirements).

 since the gateway's are the same, and because i cannot specify the
 interface but only the next router, pfsense seems to choose the
 first/lowest interface to send mail.

 is there a way around this?

 thanks

 m

I have not tested this but an advanced outbound NAT setup where you
specify either the source or destination port and NAT address could
work.

Curtis LaMasters
http://www.curtis-lamasters.com
http://www.builtnetworks.com

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Re: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread Gary Buckmaster
This will not work.  Both gateways are the same, which is how routing is 
being done.  Setting up another NAT device in front of one of the WAN 
interfaces is a kludgy workaround.  Otherwise, I'm afraid you're out of 
luck. 


Curtis LaMasters wrote:

On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 3:04 PM, mayak-cq ma...@australsat.com wrote:
  

hi all,

i've got a serious policy routing problem that i cannot seem to
overcome.

the pfsense box has three interfaces: two are wan ports and one is lan
-- both wan ports share the same physical media and use the same
gateway. they each have a different ip address.

i need to route outbound mail traffic out of one specific interface and
voip out the other (among other requirements).

since the gateway's are the same, and because i cannot specify the
interface but only the next router, pfsense seems to choose the
first/lowest interface to send mail.

is there a way around this?

thanks

m



I have not tested this but an advanced outbound NAT setup where you
specify either the source or destination port and NAT address could
work.

Curtis LaMasters
http://www.curtis-lamasters.com
http://www.builtnetworks.com

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Re: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread Chris Buechler
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:04 PM, mayak-cq ma...@australsat.com wrote:
 hi all,

 i've got a serious policy routing problem that i cannot seem to
 overcome.

 the pfsense box has three interfaces: two are wan ports and one is lan
 -- both wan ports share the same physical media and use the same
 gateway. they each have a different ip address.

 i need to route outbound mail traffic out of one specific interface and
 voip out the other (among other requirements).

 since the gateway's are the same, and because i cannot specify the
 interface but only the next router, pfsense seems to choose the
 first/lowest interface to send mail.


Short of an intermediate NAT device as Gary said, you have no other
options with the same gateway unless you can put both IPs on one
interface.

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Re: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread mayak-cq
hi all,

thanks for the incredibly quick responses ...

i'll ask the provider to put a second ip address on his router to get
around the problem. i can't be the only one!

pfsense is fantastic!

cheers

m



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Re: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread Jim Pingle
On 3/18/2010 4:11 PM, Chris Buechler wrote:
 On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 4:04 PM, mayak-cq ma...@australsat.com wrote:
 hi all,

 i've got a serious policy routing problem that i cannot seem to
 overcome.

 the pfsense box has three interfaces: two are wan ports and one is lan
 -- both wan ports share the same physical media and use the same
 gateway. they each have a different ip address.

 i need to route outbound mail traffic out of one specific interface and
 voip out the other (among other requirements).

 since the gateway's are the same, and because i cannot specify the
 interface but only the next router, pfsense seems to choose the
 first/lowest interface to send mail.

 
 Short of an intermediate NAT device as Gary said, you have no other
 options with the same gateway unless you can put both IPs on one
 interface.

I think Ermal or Scott pointed out a commit a few weeks ago that ECMP
was committed upstream, so it's possible that in the future, we won't be
stuck with this limitation. (Which will be a very happy day indeed for
many users.)

Jim

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RE: [pfSense Support] help -- policy routing problem

2010-03-18 Thread Ryan
Just a stupid qestion, but can you setup a virtual IP for either your mail
server, your voip device or both?

 
Ryan Rodrigue
P.O. Box 4336
Systems Technician
Houma, LA 70361
A A R Electronics, Inc
Phone (985) 876-4096
510 West Tunnel Blvd
Phone (800) 649-7346
Houma LA 70360
Fax (985) 853-1034
radiote...@aaremail.com
www.aarelectronics.com 
 
 

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 hi all,
 
 thanks for the incredibly quick responses ...
 
 i'll ask the provider to put a second ip address on his 
 router to get around the problem. i can't be the only one!
 
 pfsense is fantastic!
 
 cheers
 
 m
 
 
 
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