I also added a firewall rule that allows all traffic from hosts on 10.0.8.0/24 to hosts on X.Y.Z.0/24. In the pfSense configuration for the OpenVPN server, there is an option "IPv4 Local network(s)", which implies that the VPN clients should have access to the specified subnets. So, I'd like the machine that's connected to pfSense over OpenVPN to be able to talk to the machine that's on the LAN. The machine that's on the LAN has the IP X.Y.Z.12, and it can ping its gateway, X.Y.Z.254.
The subnet used for the LAN is X.Y.Z.0/24. The client I'm testing with has the IP 10.0.8.3. The subnet used for OpenVPN clients is 10.0.8.0/24. Behind the pfSense machine is a LAN with a third machine attached.
My current setup is that I have one machine (Linux (old)) that can successfully connect to OpenVPN running on a pfSense (2.3.2) machine. I'm trying to access a LAN through OpenVPN.
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