When making rules with gateway options remember that for routing between local networks (including vpn networks) you need to use the default gateway.
That will mean that you can access the local network (lan, if you have others then make similar rules for those) from the VPN and Internet traffic will use the PIA vpn. Once you have that working go to the firewall rules for the VPN (server) interface and make these rules in this order (as in the top rule at the top and the bottom rule at the bottom):Īllow protocol:any source:any destination:lan network port:any gateway:default (this is under advanced options)Īllow protocol:any source:any destination:any port:any gateway:pia Get your VPNs set up, you don’t need to Port forward anything, just make the allow rule on the wan interface for the VPN server, which I think the wizard does by default.įor outbound nat do what the PIA guide says but make sure you make the rules for the VPN network as well as lan (and any other local networks you have). I’m somewhat new to PFSense so explanations along with help is very much appreciated. Please let me know if you see any issues or need more information. I’m going to follow this procedure on the fresh install. I then connect through my public IP given by PIA. I then set that same interface to the one which the OVPN server listens on. There are two more that are for the VPN server. I created an interface for the PIA VPN and duplicated the first four default NATs with this interface. My configuration is pretty much the defaults for the OpenVPN Wizard and then following the guide here:
Pia vpn server status how to#
I’ve just reset the router, to start again from scratch, but was wondering if anyone knew how to do this. I think the issue lies within my NAT configuration. I have gotten each goal working independently but have not been able to combine them.
I’m trying to create a PFSense router that secures my connection through Private Internet Access while also allowing we to access devices at home with an OpenVPN server.
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