Povide server access between two LAN interfaces in pfSense

Networking & Firewalls
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I need to provide server access between two LAN interfaces. Basically topology is like this:

pfsense topology
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10 interface: LANs = Port 02 & Port 08 | WANs = Port 01, Port 03, Port 04, Port 05, Port 06, Port 07, Port 09 & Port 10.
LAN 1 - Port 2 = 192.168.0.0/24 (Gateway = 192.168.0.1/24)
LAN 2 - Port 8 = 192.168.1.0/24 (Gateway = 192.168.1.10/24)
Every rule and policy is working fine rather than internal communion between Port 2 and Port 8.

Hardware specs + Network
Sophos XG310 R2 with Core i7-6700/RAM:16GB/Storage: 180GB Intel
8 physical interface + 4 SFP interface
Unmanaged Switches 1/100/1000 - Netgear 48 Portts
Cat 6 shielded cable - Molex 23AWG

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Looks like you need to add a pfsense software bridge (Bridging — Creating a Bridge | pfSense Documentation) or add another switch after pfsense since the switches are unmanagable. Software bridge will be slower than a physical switch.

https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/bridges/internal-networks.html?highlight=bridge

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@Cudzu It’s not working for me. Still not accessible. Client is not spending on any other hardware.

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Do you have an allow rule from both interfaces to talk to each other?

Could you post a screenshot of the rules?

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@xMAXIMUSx Yes, I have added rules according to atricales. Which is shared by Cudzu.

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Is anyone help me in this case

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You need to create filewall rules for each network to allow access to the other network.

Also make sure the device gateway settings to point to the pfsense ip address