Now, go back to the pfsense VM and select option 8 (shell) If you are using the above setup, WAN will be em0 and LAN will be em1Ħ)Create a new VM, install or run the live cd of ubuntu.ħ)Log into pfsense in the ubuntu vm and go to 192.168.1.1ĩ)Change type to static, change the MAC address to the one from ovh manager

Id suggest having nic1 on WAN and nic to on LANĤ)Add both NIC's in pfsense. *Create a virtual MAC for the failover IP in OVH Manager*Ģ) Create a VM for pfSense, add 2 nics, one connected to each switch (ill call them wan and lan) Watch this space.ĮDIT: Done! Have a look at my guide I'm about to post in a separate thread That should allow your machines to set the default route, (or you could just manually set it yourself each time you restart I guess, but where's the fun in that?!).Ĭurrently trying to get Cisco ASAv to work in place of pfsense with IPSEC VPN to my Cisco ASA at another site.if I do i'll post a guide on this forum (for me as I need IPSEC site-to-site VPN I can't use the ASA's Transparent Mode, will have to use routing mode, however I can't get the normal routing mode to work as the gateway has to be on the same subnet on the outside interface (apparently).

By default dhcp uses the interfaces gw but for some reason it didn't work for me so I had to set it anyway. For all those people like me who still couldn't get internet access even after configuring outbound NAT, you could try going to the DHCP Server settings and setting 192.168.1.1 as the default gateway.

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