[pfSense] secure management access on transparent bridge firewall

2014-12-08 Thread Richard Lussier

Hi,

We are providing Internet access to coop housing (50 units)
We have a transit access to the exchange via Fiber and a /26 public IPV4 
addresses.


I purchased a Netgate C2758 router to be able to do limiter and traffic 
shaping at rush hour.

I did set-up a transparent bridge and everything works fine so far.
This feeds two Cisco SF300 Switches, and each unit has a tp-link wdr3600 
wireless router with static address.


I need to secure the management interface to the pfSense and to the 
switches.
I could make a rule to let access only to a fixed IP source, but I 
travel a lot and need flexibility.

The best for me would be on openvpn.
Is this possible without a lan ? , or ?

Thank you,

Richard


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Re: [pfSense] secure management access on transparent bridge firewall

2014-12-08 Thread Chris L
Management VLAN.

On Dec 8, 2014, at 9:08 AM, Richard Lussier richard.luss...@inter-node.com 
wrote:

 Hi,
 
 We are providing Internet access to coop housing (50 units)
 We have a transit access to the exchange via Fiber and a /26 public IPV4 
 addresses.
 
 I purchased a Netgate C2758 router to be able to do limiter and traffic 
 shaping at rush hour.
 I did set-up a transparent bridge and everything works fine so far.
 This feeds two Cisco SF300 Switches, and each unit has a tp-link wdr3600 
 wireless router with static address.
 
 I need to secure the management interface to the pfSense and to the switches.
 I could make a rule to let access only to a fixed IP source, but I travel a 
 lot and need flexibility.
 The best for me would be on openvpn.
 Is this possible without a lan ? , or ?
 
 Thank you,
 
 Richard
 
 
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Re: [pfSense] secure management access on transparent bridge firewall

2014-12-08 Thread Richard Lussier

Hi Chris,

Do you mean to redirect the vpn to the management vlan ?

Thank you

Richard

On 2014-12-08 13:12, Chris L wrote:

Management VLAN.

On Dec 8, 2014, at 9:08 AM, Richard Lussier richard.luss...@inter-node.com 
wrote:


Hi,

We are providing Internet access to coop housing (50 units)
We have a transit access to the exchange via Fiber and a /26 public IPV4 
addresses.

I purchased a Netgate C2758 router to be able to do limiter and traffic shaping 
at rush hour.
I did set-up a transparent bridge and everything works fine so far.
This feeds two Cisco SF300 Switches, and each unit has a tp-link wdr3600 
wireless router with static address.

I need to secure the management interface to the pfSense and to the switches.
I could make a rule to let access only to a fixed IP source, but I travel a lot 
and need flexibility.
The best for me would be on openvpn.
Is this possible without a lan ? , or ?

Thank you,

Richard


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Re: [pfSense] secure management access on transparent bridge firewall

2014-12-08 Thread Aaron C. de Bruyn
I think what he means is to set up an isolated management VLAN, then
you VPN into your pfSense box and get access to the management VLAN.

-A

On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 11:10 AM, Richard Lussier
richard.luss...@inter-node.com wrote:
 Hi Chris,

 Do you mean to redirect the vpn to the management vlan ?

 Thank you

 Richard

 On 2014-12-08 13:12, Chris L wrote:

 Management VLAN.

 On Dec 8, 2014, at 9:08 AM, Richard Lussier richard.luss...@inter-node.com
 wrote:

 Hi,

 We are providing Internet access to coop housing (50 units)
 We have a transit access to the exchange via Fiber and a /26 public IPV4
 addresses.

 I purchased a Netgate C2758 router to be able to do limiter and traffic
 shaping at rush hour.
 I did set-up a transparent bridge and everything works fine so far.
 This feeds two Cisco SF300 Switches, and each unit has a tp-link wdr3600
 wireless router with static address.

 I need to secure the management interface to the pfSense and to the
 switches.
 I could make a rule to let access only to a fixed IP source, but I travel a
 lot and need flexibility.
 The best for me would be on openvpn.
 Is this possible without a lan ? , or ?

 Thank you,

 Richard


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Re: [pfSense] secure management access on transparent bridge firewall

2014-12-08 Thread Richard Lussier

Thank you Chris !!
I will try this as soon as I can and give feedback !!
Regards
Richard
On 2014-12-08 16:38, Chris L wrote:

No have a management VLAN that’s protected from user traffic but that the 
management interfaces listen on.  I don’t know if the TP-Link or other cheaper 
gear will support a management VLAN.

The VPN you use could have access to that VLAN as well.

It makes it so user traffic cannot “hit” the management ports.

For instance.

Create a VLAN tagged interface, say em0_vlan199
Create a VLAN tagged interface for the LAN side of your transparent proxy, say 
100.  You would then bridge WAN with em0_vlan100 instead of with em0.

Assign a management interface to em0_vlan_199.  Give it an IP, dhcp, etc.

connect your switches to pfSense with trunk ports with tagged VLANs 100 and 199.

Set the switches to management VLAN 199, create a vlan interface with an IP 
address in the right network.

Make sure your bridge has:

Block any source BRIDGE0 net dest MGMT net
Block any source BRIDGE0 net dest (all pfsense IP addresses) port webmgmt and 
ssh ports

etc...

On Dec 8, 2014, at 11:10 AM, Richard Lussier richard.luss...@inter-node.com 
wrote:


Hi Chris,

Do you mean to redirect the vpn to the management vlan ?

Thank you

Richard

On 2014-12-08 13:12, Chris L wrote:

Management VLAN.

On Dec 8, 2014, at 9:08 AM, Richard Lussier
richard.luss...@inter-node.com
  wrote:



Hi,

We are providing Internet access to coop housing (50 units)
We have a transit access to the exchange via Fiber and a /26 public IPV4 
addresses.

I purchased a Netgate C2758 router to be able to do limiter and traffic shaping 
at rush hour.
I did set-up a transparent bridge and everything works fine so far.
This feeds two Cisco SF300 Switches, and each unit has a tp-link wdr3600 
wireless router with static address.

I need to secure the management interface to the pfSense and to the switches.
I could make a rule to let access only to a fixed IP source, but I travel a lot 
and need flexibility.
The best for me would be on openvpn.
Is this possible without a lan ? , or ?

Thank you,

Richard


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c. 514.574.5111


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