I recently created a DMZ network to house a web server. Rules exist and work to allow internet access to port 80 of the web server. I cannot, however, access the web server from the LAN network. I can ping the web server from the firewall.
If I attempt to ping the private IP of the web server from the LAN, it routes to the LAN adapter and out to the internet. It should route to the LAN adapter and out to the DMZ network to the server.
Here's my specifics:
WAN - 192.168.1.0
LAN - 192.168.100.0
DMZ - 192.168.200.0
Web Server Host: 192.168.200.10/32
NAT Rule:
Any->WAN_Interface/HTTP (for external access to server)
Lan_Network->Web_Server/All (intended for internal access to server)
Filter Rule:
Lan_Network/Any/Any/Allow (intended to allow internal access)
Web_Access/Any/Any/Allow (allows only specific IP's into server)
I can access the web server if I give the public url of the site, but am unable to ping, or otherwise connect to the ip of the webserver.
I have worked myself in circles on this one, trying every permutation I can think of. And yes, I have read, and re-read forum posts and the manual. Suggestions?
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