I enabled the VPN wirguard on my home firewall, from my remote PC I can access IPFire without problems, but I’m trying to connect remotely to my NAS via the ip 192.168.2.x
If I ping the system works and reaches it but if I try to reach it with the web interface I can’t reach it
If I check the connections I see that it makes the call but it tells me SYN_SENT and 0 byte traffic
What am I doing wrong that I can’t understand
Quite likely some firewall rule? Maybe the NAS does not allow access to the web UI from a different subnet other than the local one? You could work around this by creating a SNAT rule.
If your ping works you might have a firewall rule that only accepts ICMP, but your default gateway of the NAS seems to be working fine.
Hi,
I haven’t solved the problem yet, despite countless tests, but I’ve discovered that I can connect via FTP, so for now I’m doing what I can.
I have another problem.
My VPN is on the same green network. I need to reach a device on the blue network (a printer), but despite setting the firewall rule, I can’t reach it.
as for any VPN you have to define a bigger Subnet for this
e.g. green 192.168.1.0/24 and blue 192.168.2.0/24 - your WG Client is only able to connect 192.168.1.0/24 not able to reach 192.168.2.0/24
Thanks, solved.
I was focused on the gateway and didn’t think about the submask.
