I have a dedicated server on which I have proxmox running. I have installed pfsense as a VM which is working fine. I have assigned pfsense a public IP to its WAN interface, which separate from the Proxmox host.
For LAN, on the proxmox host I created a virtual bridge on eth0.1 and assigned it IP 192.168.40.9/24. For pfsense, I assigned the LAN interface to the LAN virtual bridge and gave it an IP of 192.168.40.1/24. I can reach the proxmox LAN IP from pfsense and vice versa. So far so good.
I set up a site to site openvpn connection from pfsense to our pfsense VM on our main network 10.0.0.0/21. Now I can access the pfsense web interface from the main network (as well as other VMs on the proxmox host), but not the proxmox web interface itself.
How can I fix that? I don't like the proxmox web UI being exposed on a public IP, so I would like to disable that, and access it only via its LAN IP 192.168.40.9.
(I have this working on one set up already, but I can't get it working on this new set up - not sure what I'm missing!).
For LAN, on the proxmox host I created a virtual bridge on eth0.1 and assigned it IP 192.168.40.9/24. For pfsense, I assigned the LAN interface to the LAN virtual bridge and gave it an IP of 192.168.40.1/24. I can reach the proxmox LAN IP from pfsense and vice versa. So far so good.
I set up a site to site openvpn connection from pfsense to our pfsense VM on our main network 10.0.0.0/21. Now I can access the pfsense web interface from the main network (as well as other VMs on the proxmox host), but not the proxmox web interface itself.
How can I fix that? I don't like the proxmox web UI being exposed on a public IP, so I would like to disable that, and access it only via its LAN IP 192.168.40.9.
(I have this working on one set up already, but I can't get it working on this new set up - not sure what I'm missing!).