Is this doable with vlans? I'm thinking certain OS/interfaces may not have the vlan ID option so don't think this would work. I would suggest focusing on getting it to work with the pfSense WegGUI utility first. The interface setting must be the one for the network that the target system is on.
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Though it would be nice to still have ability to set firewall rules, as for example I may want to not allow the DHCP range IPs to talk to management range, or maybe I only want a certain unique IP to talk to management range, or stuff like that. When trying to use the pfSense Wake on LAN utility, is the correct interface and MAC address specified for the target machine. so all these IPs should be able to talk to each other.
In my case it does not really matter as I just want to have different IP ranges for different functions but they are all part of the same network. Happy to help if you have more problems/questionsįor end machines plugged into the same physical interface, how do I put them on the other vlan, do I have to change the vlan ID in the nic? Is this type of vlan secure at all? Since if a machine gets a virus, a virus could technically switch the vlan ID and go on the other vlan, right? Because I have OCD tendencies.all the machines in my network get a DHCP reservation too so that their IP addresses never change, this is setup at the bottom of each interface's tab in the DHCP service config page. So whenever i plug something in a port on the managed switch that is tagged as VLAN100, it gets a IP, if the port is tagged VLAN200, it gets a IP address. LAN)Īs far as IP assignments, each interface (LAN, OPT1, OPT2.) (remember, these are VLANs) gets a staticly defined IP, each in its own subnet.įor me, i then went over the DHCP service config and defined IP ranges for each interface in its subnet DDNS: registered an account at, downloaded the IP capture tool, set the correct hostname, the host is up. port forwarding is enabled to the desktop's IP on the same port, tried with and without a firewall being turned on. however, I had problems if i had an interface (OPT1, OPT2, etc.) and the NIC directly as another interface (i.e. The Ethernet controllers static IP is assigned via both its ipv4 preferences and by a rule at the router's admin page. Ugo, once you add the vlan to the internal NIC, you are correct, go back to the interfaces screen and add them there.