Firewall/NAT

I've got a monowall setup with a static WAN IP and a LAN network of 10.1.1.1/24. For my LAN interface I've added a secondary IP of 10.52.18.254/24.

I've added 10.52.18.0/24 to the outbound NAT and devices with an IP on either LAN subnet can access the internet just fine.

Devices on 10.1.1.0/24 can access the 10.52.18.0/24 devices ok (ping, HTTP, SMB, etc); everything works except FTP, but that's not a deal breaker (though I'd love to know how to fix it).

Where I've hit a wall is devices in the 10.52.18.0/24 network can't access devices in the 10.1.1.0/24 network. I can't ping, no HTTP, no file shares, etc.

Anyone know how to get devices on the secondary IPs for a LAN network interface to be able to access devices on the primary IPs for the same LAN interface?

Hi,

Did you try static route? Is the monowall installed as VM?

Dobrzan

Yes I've tried a static route and no the Monowall isn't installed in a VM its on its own dedicated box.