imhvnsnt 0 Posted ... I have a pfSense firewall/router setup as an AirVPN client, thus placing my whole network behind the VPN. I'm struggling to get access to a local web server from outside my network (over WAN) and I'm simply trying to figure out which part is configured improperly: port forwarding from pfSense or port forwarding from AirVPN. I've been all over the internet the past couple of days, trying to get this figured out, and I still haven't found a solution so I'm finally making a post of my own.In the AirVPN port forwarding configuration, I'm seeing the following:public port: 7777protocol: TCPlocal port: 80public IP: 64.120.44.xxxforwarded to: 10.4.44.xxxTCP Test: "reachable on real IP over the local port 7777, tcp protocol" (yellow)On pfSense, I have configured the following port forwarding rule: Interface: AirVPN_WANProtocol: TCPSource address: anySource ports: anyDestination address: anyDestination port: 80NAT IP: 192.168.xxx.xxxNAT Port: 80My understanding is that I should be able to go to the public IP (64.120.44.xxx) with the port public port as a suffix (64.120.44.xxx:7777) and that should forward the traffic to my router on port 80, which then should forward to the local IP address of the webserver on port 80. Is that correct? What am I missing?If there are any important configurations/details I didn't include which are important for troubleshooting, just let me know. Quote Share this post Link to post