You need to add the rules on the WAN interface for traffic entering the bridge.
Scott On 9/16/05, jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to setup a firewall in bridging mode as apposed to using nat > basically, i want to: > > 1. Leave my severs on the LAN with their public facing Ips in the range > 212.87.85.xxx > 2. Configure the WAN to effectively filter/forward packets to the > servers on the LAN, just basic port blocking stuff > > I've installed pfsense 0.84 and configured static ips on both the LAN & > WAN and bridged the LAN > WAN > > From the LAN I can see out across the WAN as I have this default rule on > the LAN > > Prot: Source: Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description > * Lan NET * * * * Deafult Lan > any > > Problem is I cannot get into the LAN from the WAN side at all, no ping, > http infact any protocol. I have the following rule on the WAN: > > Prot: Source: Port: Destination: Port: Gateway: Description > * * * Lan NET * * > > Surley the above rule on the WAN side should let absolutley everything > through? I have read on the mailing list serveral posts regarding > bridging. I have only 2 interfaces in the dell server. Is the above > scenario possible with just two interfaces, if so should I have an IP > address/gateway assigned to the LAN? > > Or do I need 3 interfaces? My knowledge of FreeBSD/Linux is quite > limited but I'm happy to send my XML config to any body who can help or > point me in the right direction > > > Jason Brown. > New Media Director.Monochrome > www.monochrome.co.uk > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
