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** Feed access to this VM through the pfSense firewall | ** Feed access to this VM through the pfSense firewall | ||
* & continue messing with pfSense | * & continue messing with pfSense | ||
** '''<span style="color: rgb(186, 55, 42);">Do a BACKUP</span>''' | |||
Revision as of 22:52, 28 June 2022
pfSense
- Install pfSense (a link)
- Set up a second network bridge internally (& give it a secondary physical NIC if you have one)
- Build the pfSense VM
- 8GB drive, 4 cores, 4096MB RAM
- Add a second network device (on the second bridge... duh...)
- Do a BACKUP
- Open the VM console & pretend you're building a normal pfSense router
- Once the VM is booted into pfSense...
- Do a BACKUP
- Then move on to:
Management VM
- Pick your favourite OS & build a VM (Or... Ya know... Since ya gave that second network bridge a physical NIC (Ya did, right?)... You could just plug a computer in there.)
- Point its network device at the second network bridge
- Sign into https://192.168.1.1 (from the Management VM)
- Go into Services / DHCP Server / LAN
- Under Servers, add in your DNS server(s) address(es)
- Restart networking on the Management VM
- Feed access to this VM through the pfSense firewall
- & continue messing with pfSense
- Do a BACKUP