Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2014-03-22 Thread Wade Blackwell
Good morning all from the very dry Central Coast of California, So Still struggling with PF on esxi 5.1 and Charter DHCP responses never being received. Mark I did confirm the cheap SMB switch I have doesn't support DHCP snooping. Sean I did confirm that CDP was disabled on the Charter

Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2014-03-22 Thread Adam Thompson
On 14-03-22 01:09 PM, Wade Blackwell wrote: Good morning all from the very dry Central Coast of California, So Still struggling with PF on esxi 5.1 and Charter DHCP responses never being received. Mark I did confirm the cheap SMB switch I have doesn't support DHCP snooping. Sean I did

Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2014-03-22 Thread Wade Blackwell
Adam thanks so much, I've performed steps 1-4 6. My current setup is limited to a single physical interface so I have to use 802.1q tagging for all my pf interfaces. This works great with a dedicated nic into the charter modem. Wade Blackwell Solutions Architect (D) 805.457.8825 (C)

Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2013-10-30 Thread Yehuda Katz
I know some Cisco switches have the option to block DHCP replies on ports not marked as trusted (DHCP Snooping). I have never seen one where I had access to the configuration and the setting was on, so I am not sure what to expect, but it might explain why you don't see the reply in a mirror. - Y

Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2013-10-30 Thread Mark Tinka
On Wednesday, October 30, 2013 03:56:22 PM Yehuda Katz wrote: I know some Cisco switches have the option to block DHCP replies on ports not marked as trusted (DHCP Snooping). I have never seen one where I had access to the configuration and the setting was on, so I am not sure what to

Re: [pfSense] 802.1q dhcp and pf 2.1 and esxi 5.0

2013-10-30 Thread Sean Cavanaugh
Make sure to set no cdp enable on the port that's going to your cable modem. A lot of cable companies will shut down connections that broadcast those by default so as not to broadcast the networks together. I had same issue with my Comcast connection until I found out about the CDP issue.