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I want to impliment pfsense to the local network. So before that I have to test it in a virtual environment, say couple of virtual-machines in an Ubuntu host using virtual box and one pf-sense machine which act as a router. Only the pf-sense machine will have real LAN access (for internet), and for all the local VMs ip will be provided by the pf-sense.
Problem is in VB which network interface have to be used for the virtual machines and the pf-sense. For pf-sense I can use bridged adapter for one network interface to get connected to the real LAN. But what will be the other network interface which is only used to communicate to only the LAN machines?
14.04 networking server virtualbox network-manager
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I want to impliment pfsense to the local network. So before that I have to test it in a virtual environment, say couple of virtual-machines in an Ubuntu host using virtual box and one pf-sense machine which act as a router. Only the pf-sense machine will have real LAN access (for internet), and for all the local VMs ip will be provided by the pf-sense.
Problem is in VB which network interface have to be used for the virtual machines and the pf-sense. For pf-sense I can use bridged adapter for one network interface to get connected to the real LAN. But what will be the other network interface which is only used to communicate to only the LAN machines?
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I want to impliment pfsense to the local network. So before that I have to test it in a virtual environment, say couple of virtual-machines in an Ubuntu host using virtual box and one pf-sense machine which act as a router. Only the pf-sense machine will have real LAN access (for internet), and for all the local VMs ip will be provided by the pf-sense.
Problem is in VB which network interface have to be used for the virtual machines and the pf-sense. For pf-sense I can use bridged adapter for one network interface to get connected to the real LAN. But what will be the other network interface which is only used to communicate to only the LAN machines?
14.04 networking server virtualbox network-manager
I want to impliment pfsense to the local network. So before that I have to test it in a virtual environment, say couple of virtual-machines in an Ubuntu host using virtual box and one pf-sense machine which act as a router. Only the pf-sense machine will have real LAN access (for internet), and for all the local VMs ip will be provided by the pf-sense.
Problem is in VB which network interface have to be used for the virtual machines and the pf-sense. For pf-sense I can use bridged adapter for one network interface to get connected to the real LAN. But what will be the other network interface which is only used to communicate to only the LAN machines?
14.04 networking server virtualbox network-manager
14.04 networking server virtualbox network-manager
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On pfsense VM set
1st network adapter to NAT
2nd network adapter to internal
all other machines network adapters set to
internal
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On pfsense VM set
1st network adapter to NAT
2nd network adapter to internal
all other machines network adapters set to
internal
here is my video on youtube
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1st network adapter to NAT
2nd network adapter to internal
all other machines network adapters set to
internal
here is my video on youtube
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On pfsense VM set
1st network adapter to NAT
2nd network adapter to internal
all other machines network adapters set to
internal
here is my video on youtube
On pfsense VM set
1st network adapter to NAT
2nd network adapter to internal
all other machines network adapters set to
internal
here is my video on youtube
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