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[SOLVED] Help with network setup (1 public IP, 2 bridges)
I think I have figured it out, thanks to running the ip -a. It looks like the vmbr1 used to have a MAC address of X, which I had assigned to the pfSense DHCP server to provide a static IP of 10.0.0.250 However, after a recent update of PVE, the vmbr1 MAC address changed to Y. Removing the...- Stokkes
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[SOLVED] Help with network setup (1 public IP, 2 bridges)
Actually I can't hit ANYTHING on 10.x network from the PVE at all. I can't ping the pfSense gateway, I can't ping a VM, nothing. Which is why I don't think it's a pfSense issue.- Stokkes
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[SOLVED] Help with network setup (1 public IP, 2 bridges)
Here's the result of nc -zv 10.0.0.250 8006 from 4 places: From pfSense: nc: connect to 10.0.0.250 port 8006 (tcp) failed: Operation timed out From Proxmox host itself: proxmox.localdomain [10.0.0.250] 8006 (?) open From my computer connected to the OpenVPN server: nc: connect to 10.0.0.250...- Stokkes
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[SOLVED] Help with network setup (1 public IP, 2 bridges)
Yes I am aware 999.999 isn't valid, I actually have this commented out (as you suggested). So here's the weird problem (and I've seen other threads on this forum with the same thing, but no real solution): When I'm connected to the pfSense OpenVPN (it should be noted I have a static entry for...- Stokkes
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[SOLVED] Help with network setup (1 public IP, 2 bridges)
Hello, Hoping some people with more experience with Proxmox than me can assist. I've had this setup working for years in ESXi, but I'm not sure how to recreate it in Proxmox. Setup: 1 Public IP (for testing, let's call this 192.168.1.165) I want to assign that public IP to a pfSense VM...- Stokkes
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