Hi there !
I am new here and on Promox. I search on the forum but I did not find anything that unstuck me from the current situation...
My Setup
I am currently trying to isolate my LAN from the ISP box behind an OPNSense VM on Proxmox and also be able to have multiple VLANs areas for dedicated usages (Wifi, Gaming Server, Guest, ...) all filtered and routed (if needed through the OPNSense VM).
I will also use the OPNSense VM to handle DNS and DHCP as well.
So far, I have no issue to have my LAN ( the one of the ISP box) communicating with VMs from SDN zones (Simple or VLAN) hosted on Promox through the OPNSense VM. Or having VM on these SDN zones communicating with resources on my current LAN.
The tricky part comes when I am switching my PC into VLAN 66 (my target LAN), it seems that it cannot communicate with the OPNSense VM (serving DHCP at least).
I checked VLAN-Aware on my vmbr0 interface as well as I checked the Trunk box on my switch to pass all the VLAN through my Proxmox box NIC.
I don't know if I need to do anything more on the Proxmox host Network interfaces configuration.
For me, since it is VLAN Aware and that we have defined at least one VLAN Zone and one subnet with the correct tag, I should be able to discuss with OPNSense VM on its LAN interface (same VLAN and Subnet than the computer)
I certainly missing something here, but I am not a Proxmox expert, and the fact that I only have 1 NIC complicate things a little bit.
Thanks for your support !
vmbr0
SDN Zone Vnet
OPNSense VM Network configuration
I am new here and on Promox. I search on the forum but I did not find anything that unstuck me from the current situation...
My Setup
- 1 Mini PC with only 1 NIC serving as Proxmox Host
- 1 manageable switch to work with VLAN and all the good stuff
- My ISP box that works as a NAT device to access the Internet. So, it provide private RFC 1918 addresses on the LAN side (at least it was, DHCP is disable, my Synology handle this role and DNS too)
I am currently trying to isolate my LAN from the ISP box behind an OPNSense VM on Proxmox and also be able to have multiple VLANs areas for dedicated usages (Wifi, Gaming Server, Guest, ...) all filtered and routed (if needed through the OPNSense VM).
I will also use the OPNSense VM to handle DNS and DHCP as well.
So far, I have no issue to have my LAN ( the one of the ISP box) communicating with VMs from SDN zones (Simple or VLAN) hosted on Promox through the OPNSense VM. Or having VM on these SDN zones communicating with resources on my current LAN.
The tricky part comes when I am switching my PC into VLAN 66 (my target LAN), it seems that it cannot communicate with the OPNSense VM (serving DHCP at least).
I checked VLAN-Aware on my vmbr0 interface as well as I checked the Trunk box on my switch to pass all the VLAN through my Proxmox box NIC.
I don't know if I need to do anything more on the Proxmox host Network interfaces configuration.
For me, since it is VLAN Aware and that we have defined at least one VLAN Zone and one subnet with the correct tag, I should be able to discuss with OPNSense VM on its LAN interface (same VLAN and Subnet than the computer)
I certainly missing something here, but I am not a Proxmox expert, and the fact that I only have 1 NIC complicate things a little bit.
Thanks for your support !
vmbr0
SDN Zone Vnet
OPNSense VM Network configuration