Hi,
and welcome to the forums!
Avant tout, pas de problème avec votre English. We' ve had discussions in Spanish and some other languages here. And it' s clearly understood what you want to achieve.
To let traffic flow between LAN2 and LAN1 you need:
- a static route on the FGT specifying that LAN2 subnet is behind 192.168.2.3
(the route to LAN1 is already there as LAN1 is directly connected)
- a policy from ' internal' to ' WAN2' , allowing ALL services, no NAT
- a policy from ' WAN2' to ' internal' , allowing ALL services, no NAT
and on LAN2:
- clients must have either a static route to the LAN1 subnet or a default route via
the external VRRP virtual IP (which is missing in your otherwise excellent image)
on LAN1:
- same but for LAN2, and gateway is the FGT
Now for testing:
- how far can you ping from a host on LAN1? use traceroute if you' re lazy
- how far can you ping from a host on LAN2? use traceroute if you' re lazy
Do not ping from the FGT' s console at the moment as it might be a missing route on the hosts.
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