How can I configure pfSense to allow traffic from LAN to WAN?












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My topology is as the picture above.
I've configure to allow incoming traffic into each pfSense interface, include 3 LAN and 1 WAN.
Ex: I can ping from DC to pfSense interface in the same network.
I used default Manual Outbound NAT rule generation but still can't ping from inside network to outside and receive this message "PING: transmit failed. General failure."
Help me fixing this please.










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    My topology is as the picture above.
    I've configure to allow incoming traffic into each pfSense interface, include 3 LAN and 1 WAN.
    Ex: I can ping from DC to pfSense interface in the same network.
    I used default Manual Outbound NAT rule generation but still can't ping from inside network to outside and receive this message "PING: transmit failed. General failure."
    Help me fixing this please.










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      Topology



      My topology is as the picture above.
      I've configure to allow incoming traffic into each pfSense interface, include 3 LAN and 1 WAN.
      Ex: I can ping from DC to pfSense interface in the same network.
      I used default Manual Outbound NAT rule generation but still can't ping from inside network to outside and receive this message "PING: transmit failed. General failure."
      Help me fixing this please.










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      Topology



      My topology is as the picture above.
      I've configure to allow incoming traffic into each pfSense interface, include 3 LAN and 1 WAN.
      Ex: I can ping from DC to pfSense interface in the same network.
      I used default Manual Outbound NAT rule generation but still can't ping from inside network to outside and receive this message "PING: transmit failed. General failure."
      Help me fixing this please.







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          Okay, by default the first LAN connection should be able to ping from the LAN to WAN (Outbound rules) but the rest of the LAN interfaces do not have rules automatically created: You will need to add rules under Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] and Firewall > NAT > Outbound.



          Clarifying the LAN rules again, you will need a rule to say certain traffic is allowed in and out.



          I do not know exactly what you have configured - IP address wise - from your original post.



          If you require further assistance, could you send a screen-shot of the above tabs.



          I hope the above helps.



          Kind regards,



          Andre Morton






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          • This is detailed topology with IP address:
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:21










          • Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:29










          • Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:50










          • Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:56






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            Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 24 '16 at 14:06











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          Okay, by default the first LAN connection should be able to ping from the LAN to WAN (Outbound rules) but the rest of the LAN interfaces do not have rules automatically created: You will need to add rules under Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] and Firewall > NAT > Outbound.



          Clarifying the LAN rules again, you will need a rule to say certain traffic is allowed in and out.



          I do not know exactly what you have configured - IP address wise - from your original post.



          If you require further assistance, could you send a screen-shot of the above tabs.



          I hope the above helps.



          Kind regards,



          Andre Morton






          share|improve this answer























          • This is detailed topology with IP address:
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:21










          • Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:29










          • Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:50










          • Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:56






          • 1




            Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 24 '16 at 14:06
















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          Okay, by default the first LAN connection should be able to ping from the LAN to WAN (Outbound rules) but the rest of the LAN interfaces do not have rules automatically created: You will need to add rules under Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] and Firewall > NAT > Outbound.



          Clarifying the LAN rules again, you will need a rule to say certain traffic is allowed in and out.



          I do not know exactly what you have configured - IP address wise - from your original post.



          If you require further assistance, could you send a screen-shot of the above tabs.



          I hope the above helps.



          Kind regards,



          Andre Morton






          share|improve this answer























          • This is detailed topology with IP address:
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:21










          • Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:29










          • Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:50










          • Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:56






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            Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 24 '16 at 14:06














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          Okay, by default the first LAN connection should be able to ping from the LAN to WAN (Outbound rules) but the rest of the LAN interfaces do not have rules automatically created: You will need to add rules under Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] and Firewall > NAT > Outbound.



          Clarifying the LAN rules again, you will need a rule to say certain traffic is allowed in and out.



          I do not know exactly what you have configured - IP address wise - from your original post.



          If you require further assistance, could you send a screen-shot of the above tabs.



          I hope the above helps.



          Kind regards,



          Andre Morton






          share|improve this answer














          Okay, by default the first LAN connection should be able to ping from the LAN to WAN (Outbound rules) but the rest of the LAN interfaces do not have rules automatically created: You will need to add rules under Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] and Firewall > NAT > Outbound.



          Clarifying the LAN rules again, you will need a rule to say certain traffic is allowed in and out.



          I do not know exactly what you have configured - IP address wise - from your original post.



          If you require further assistance, could you send a screen-shot of the above tabs.



          I hope the above helps.



          Kind regards,



          Andre Morton







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          • This is detailed topology with IP address:
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:21










          • Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:29










          • Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:50










          • Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:56






          • 1




            Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 24 '16 at 14:06


















          • This is detailed topology with IP address:
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:21










          • Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 23 '16 at 13:29










          • Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:50










          • Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
            – A. Morton
            Oct 23 '16 at 15:56






          • 1




            Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
            – Nguyen Khanh
            Oct 24 '16 at 14:06
















          This is detailed topology with IP address:
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 23 '16 at 13:21




          This is detailed topology with IP address:
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 23 '16 at 13:21












          Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 23 '16 at 13:29




          Sorry, this is detailed topology with IP address: imgur.com/a/dOWqz Sorry if it's hard to see. The default LAN network is 192.168.1.0, as you said, it should be able to ping to WAN. But it can't, this is the result: imgur.com/fERsTfM Configuration for each interface: imgur.com/zhXgVCv Thank's for your help.
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 23 '16 at 13:29












          Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
          – A. Morton
          Oct 23 '16 at 15:50




          Can you also send a screen shot of the Firewall > Rules > [LAN*] tab please. The other settings look correct.
          – A. Morton
          Oct 23 '16 at 15:50












          Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
          – A. Morton
          Oct 23 '16 at 15:56




          Also, have you unchecked the 'Block private networks' check box under Interfaces > WAN? As this blocks all private RFC1918 addresses: 192.168.*.* 10.*.*.* 172.16.*.*
          – A. Morton
          Oct 23 '16 at 15:56




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          Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 24 '16 at 14:06




          Sorry, I fixed this haha, I forgot to add default gateway in each machine.
          – Nguyen Khanh
          Oct 24 '16 at 14:06


















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