Hello
I am struggling to setup a network where the host has one ip on interface 1 and pfSense has an ip on interface 2.
The host is able to connect without a problem with ip 10.1.0.3
pfSense isn't able to grab 10.1.0.10 as its wan ip.
My goal is to create an internal network of 10 Gb's for a couple of server that need to have a fast connection between each other and still have acces to the internet with the 1 Gb's.
Currently i reset my network settings to have acces to the web panel of ProxMox without any problems.
I am running a server from HP the HP DL380 G6 with 4 ethernet interfaces 2 unused still plugged in but not active in ProxMox.
If you guys could help me out would be appreciated.
If there is a way to bypass pfSense all together would be ideal i looked in to the network documents of Proxmox and i am a bit stuck.
Thank you in advance.
PS. I will include my config from the last attempt. Don't know why my ethernet interfaces are not eth0/1/2/3 was always this case with this server.
I am struggling to setup a network where the host has one ip on interface 1 and pfSense has an ip on interface 2.
The host is able to connect without a problem with ip 10.1.0.3
pfSense isn't able to grab 10.1.0.10 as its wan ip.
My goal is to create an internal network of 10 Gb's for a couple of server that need to have a fast connection between each other and still have acces to the internet with the 1 Gb's.
Currently i reset my network settings to have acces to the web panel of ProxMox without any problems.
I am running a server from HP the HP DL380 G6 with 4 ethernet interfaces 2 unused still plugged in but not active in ProxMox.
If you guys could help me out would be appreciated.
If there is a way to bypass pfSense all together would be ideal i looked in to the network documents of Proxmox and i am a bit stuck.
Thank you in advance.
PS. I will include my config from the last attempt. Don't know why my ethernet interfaces are not eth0/1/2/3 was always this case with this server.