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ESXi using pfSense across multiple subnets

Want to do following:

Already have ESXi and pfSense installed. Properly? Unsure thats why I am here.

Want to use a group of Exposed Internet IP's:  ie 192.168.100. x

Want to NAT or use a Rule to match said Exposed IP 192.168.100. x to another Internal subnet 10.8.2.x

The result being outside world hits IP 192.168.100.x and it then matches to my server at 10.8.2.x and a application and client session is active.

Seemed simple but documentation seems to be running me in circles, as I don't understand it clearly.
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pfSense needs to be configured further as this is a wide open no filtering solution, but it gets you statred...