Add two LEGACY (key point) network adapters to it, attach the first to the external and the second to the private.Install pfSense onto it. You'll basically have a router. the first interface is the WAN (if you set the first adapter as external when you added them to the VM) or "th...
config_PFsense.rst config_PaloAltoAzure.rst config_paloaltoGCP.rst config_paloaltoOCI.rst config_paloaltoVM.rst connect_overlap_cidrs.rst connect_overlap_cidrs_routebasedipsec.rst connect_overlap_vpc_via_VGW.rst connect_transit_network_clusters.rst.obsolate connecting_openvpn_to_onpre...
I cannot get my regular users to sign in on Enhanced mode, it throws the login error: The requested session access is denied. Any input on how to fix this? Environment: Host PC: Windows 11 Pro Hyper-V VM PCs: Windows Server 2019 (Domain Controller / Group Policy) pfSense (...
Install pfSense onto it. You'll basically have a router. the first interface is the WAN (if you set the first adapter as external when you added them to the VM) or "the internet" you could say. While the private switch is the second interface or your local (private) LAN. Now any ...
cloudformation_condition_howto.rst cloudn-site2cloud.rst cloudn_faq.rst cloudn_workflow_.rst cloudwatch.rst config_Barracuda.rst config_CheckPointAzure.rst config_CheckPointVM.rst config_Checkpoint.rst config_FortiGate.rst config_FortiGateAzure.rst config_FortiGateVM.rst config_PFsense.r...
Add two LEGACY (key point) network adapters to it, attach the first to the external and the second to the private.Install pfSense onto it. You'll basically have a router. the first interface is the WAN (if you set the first adapter as external when you added them to the VM) or "...
config_PFsense.rst config_PaloAltoAzure.rst config_paloaltoGCP.rst config_paloaltoOCI.rst config_paloaltoVM.rst connect_overlap_cidrs.rst connect_overlap_cidrs_routebasedipsec.rst connect_overlap_vpc_via_VGW.rst connect_transit_network_clusters.rst.obsolate connecting_openvpn_to_on...
Install pfSense onto it. You'll basically have a router. the first interface is the WAN (if you set the first adapter as external when you added them to the VM) or "the internet" you could say. While the private switch is the second interface or your local (private) LAN. Now any ...
config_PFsense.rst config_PaloAltoAzure.rst config_paloaltoGCP.rst config_paloaltoOCI.rst config_paloaltoVM.rst connect_overlap_cidrs.rst connect_overlap_cidrs_routebasedipsec.rst connect_overlap_vpc_via_VGW.rst connect_transit_network_clusters.rst.obsolate connecting_openvpn_to_...
When I need a fully portable environment and don't want to mess with manual IP assignment - I just setup a really small VM running pfsense.That little VM router gives me DHCP in my internal or private virtual switch and routing, plus full routing rules if I so choose....