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I'm having issues forwarding ports through my pfsense system in AWS. Okay let me first explain the reason I'm doing this, my lame ISP has stopped giving us Public IPs and have resorted to NAT. which is a bummer since i have stuff i need to access remotely. So i create a pfsense vm in AWS cloud and another pfsense box at home, linked to two networks via OpenVPN tunnel. Now this is where i'm running into problems,the two remote lans can access eachother, if i connect my phone via openvpn connect, i can access all services. However I'd prefer to use the public IP of the AWS vm(Pfsense) to access my servers directly.

AWS Public IP(55.55.55.55) >> Pfsense WAN(172.31.25.65) >> OVPN NETWORK(172.16.5.0/30) >> Server on LAN(192.168.0.5) port 7878
Duane Barker
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An advice with pfSense would be to capture traffic on every interface when you're trying to connect and check where it's blocking. Then please share with us your result.

perko
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  • i've gone another route, i was told by netgate support that it won't work for my special scenario using IPSEC. Currently testing libreswan on linux machine. – Duane Barker Oct 07 '19 at 18:43