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How to access a server in LAN from vlan?

Christos Vassiliou

Hi,

 

I have 192.168.2.xxx in the LAN. I created a VLAN 200 192.168.200.xxx on the LAN port. But now I want to reach an IP address in the LAN of VLAN 200 192.168.2.8. What should the firewall rule look like?

best regards

Christos



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi,

    Assume if the 'LAN interface is part of LAN-Zone' and the 'VLAN interface is also part of LAN-Zone', then you simply need to create a "LAN_To_LAN" firewall rule.

    In this LAN_To_LAN firewall rule, you can keep the Source & Destination Networks as 'Any' OR the specific networks as per your requirement. 

    In other configuration, I would keep everything disabled.

    If above doesn't work, then in this firewall rule please navigate to 'NAT & Routing' and  " Enable 'Masquerading' with 'Default MASQ' " by keep everything else unused & try again.

    Hope above may help you with your query.

    Cheers  J

  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    After I "Use Gateway Specific Default NAT Policy"
    activated, it worked. I have now also only unlocked the port with the server.


    Thanks for your help