Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Cnbp2019/Agenda/pfSenseSetup
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v4 v5 1 1 = Basic Firewall Setup = 2 In the Lab setup, you have already created a VM for pfSense and has added new network adapters and configured them with UDP tunnels. Here we will install the pfSense in the created VM and do some basic configurations of pfSense. 3 == Pfsense Setup == 4 The pfSense project is a free, open-source tailored version of FreeBSD for use as a firewall and router with an easy-to-use web interface. For the easiness of the lab, we have created a pre-installed virtual machine and the basic vm network setup has been covered during the [wiki:Cnbp2019/Agenda/LabSetup basic lab setup] session. 5 6 === First Bootup === 7 After booting, you will get a console screen with available options and summaries. pfSense console configuration interface has the basic configuration options in pfSense. You can select these options by typing their index number and pressing enter. 2 == First Boot == 3 In our previous Lab setup you have already imported preinstalled pfSense VM. In this tutorial we will go ahead with the pfSense basic setup which will be required to continue with future lab sessions. To start the pfSense lab go to Virtual Box and give a normal start to the pfSene VM. After booting you will get a console screen with available options and summaries. pfSense console configuration interface has the basic configuration options in pfSense. You can select these options by typing their index number and pressing enter. 8 4 9 5 === Assign Interfaces === … … 119 115 Go to Interfaces -> LAN 120 116 * Ipv4 Configuration Type : Static IPV4 117 * Ipv6 Configuration Type : Static IPV6 121 118 * Ipv4 Address : 10.XY.0.2 , Prefix length : 30 119 * Ipv4 Upstream gateway : none 122 120 * Ipv6 Address : 2401:dd00:20XY:1::ffff , Prefix length : 64 123 * Ipv4 Upstream gateway : none 124 * Ipv6 gateway : none 121 * Ipv6 Upstream gateway: none 125 122 126 123 === Add internal route === … … 128 125 Add internal route allow connectivity to LAN network, Before add an internal route we will need to add a Gateway to use for the route. 129 126 130 go to System > Routing 127 go to System > Routing and go to Gateways tab. Click add button to add a gateway. 131 128 132 129 • Interface: LAN … … 136 133 • Description : Gateway for LAN 137 134 138 go to System > Routing 135 go to System > Routing and go to Routing tab. Click add button to add a route. 139 136 • Destination network: 10.XY.0.0 , and select 16 as prefix length 140 • Gateway: Select above created gateway from dropdown list.137 • Gateway: Select above-created gateway from drop-down list. 141 138 • Description: LAN Network 142 139