Hi,
Check out firewall / rules / interface_name
Eero
2017-12-23 6:25 GMT+02:00 Antonio :
> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure how you move traffic between the above interfaces. I was
> under the impression that all you needed was a "Default allow LAN to any
> rule" and job done. Yet i'm
Hi,
I'm not sure how you move traffic between the above interfaces. I was
under the impression that all you needed was a "Default allow LAN to any
rule" and job done. Yet i'm struggling to get devices of different
interfaces to communicate. What am I missing?
Thanks
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Respect your
Hello,
A couple words from our experiences …
We have quite a few firewalls and many services offered publicly depending on
which site you’re talking about, and we’ve learned that it really doesn’t pay
off to try and micro-mange the firewall. pfSense is done well, so by default,
you can feel
You are probably right so I have gone and disconnected the Hawk. I'm a
bit worried now that my WAN is exposed to attacks. Is it sufficient to
have the "Block private networks" and "Block bogon networks" active on
the WAN interface? Any other rules needed?
Thanks
Respect your privacy and that of
I think the overkill is all the extra appliances doing things that pfSense can
do.
You want the pfSense to be in the middle, you want the traffic to be filtered
and routed… pfSense is great for this very task, you don’t need the Hawk or
Netgear firewalls…
aDSL modem -> pfSense -> switch ->
Sounds cool but maybe a bit overkill for what i need ...
Cheers
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Well,
Just plug pfsense to ADSL and buy managed switch and some unifi wlan aps.
You can install proxy on pfsense box also..
Eero
22.12.2017 23.57 "Antonio" kirjoitti:
Hello,
I'm trying to design an optimal network setting for my home and was
wondering what people's thoughts
Hello,
I'm trying to design an optimal network setting for my home and was
wondering what people's thoughts were based on my needs:
1) Need a single DHCP, DNSMasq server;
2) want to route traffic through VPNs only on certain parts of my network
3) want to eventually install a proxy somewhere