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| + | In the lab I provided each VM with a connection to the bridged network to my LAN. This allows them to download the OpenBGP package and allows me to access the web inerfaces. | ||
| + | *NOTE : Make sure to allow the web interface on WAN. The WAN interface is the default for the bridged network and you can get yourself locked out. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:34, 9 June 2018
Purpose
To practice using BGP advertisements in PFSense. Eventually using AWS CloudHub to maintain multiple sites.
Setup
Initial setup includes four PFSense VMs.
- One shared network between the VMs to simulate the internet.
- Then one per VM and client pair.
Total of four networks needed.
PFSense Config
In the lab I provided each VM with a connection to the bridged network to my LAN. This allows them to download the OpenBGP package and allows me to access the web inerfaces.
- NOTE : Make sure to allow the web interface on WAN. The WAN interface is the default for the bridged network and you can get yourself locked out.
