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==OPNsense== |
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[[File:OPNsense Status Screen.png| |
[[File:OPNsense Status Screen.png|600px|right]] |
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Site: https://opnsense.org/download/<br /> |
Site: https://opnsense.org/download/<br /> |
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The following [WAN] interface settings seem to work ok for me. I'm no expert on OPNsense so any improvement to the wiki page and configuration instructions are welcome. |
The following [WAN] interface settings seem to work ok for me. I'm no expert on OPNsense so any improvement to the wiki page and configuration instructions are welcome. |
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[[File:OPNsense Basic and Generic Configuration.png]] |
[[File:OPNsense Basic and Generic Configuration.png]]<br /> |
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Note: You can set 1500 for the MTU if your VDSL or ADSL modem supports it.<br /> |
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I recommend testing with the MTU box blank to start with and change the setting once you know everything else works. |
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[[File:OPNsense PPPoE configuration.png]] |
[[File:OPNsense PPPoE configuration.png]] |
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[[File:OPNsense IPv6 Working.png]] |
[[File:OPNsense IPv6 Working.png]] |
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[[Category:3rd Party Routers|PFSense]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:39, 13 April 2020
OPNsense
Site: https://opnsense.org/download/
Features:
- MultiWAN Load Balancing and Failover
- OpenVPN Server and Client capability
- IPsec tunnel support
- SSH support and tcpdump access
- QoS
- NTP Server
- Bandwidth / usage graphing
Setup with Andrews & Arnold with working IPv6
You need some way to get the BT / TalkTalk VDSL or DSL to your OPNsense box. The usual method would be an Openreach VDSL modem or similar device.
The following [WAN] interface settings seem to work ok for me. I'm no expert on OPNsense so any improvement to the wiki page and configuration instructions are welcome.
Note: You can set 1500 for the MTU if your VDSL or ADSL modem supports it.
I recommend testing with the MTU box blank to start with and change the setting once you know everything else works.
In the [LAN] section I couldn't seem to get it to automatically use details from the WAN.
The following worked.
In the above IPv6 setting screenshot I've got the router on IPv4 10.0.0.10 and used the ::2 as the LAN IPv6 IP as taken from my control.aa.net.uk page.
The final step is to go to Services and then Router Advertisements then [LAN]. The following settings worked for me.
After a few minutes of applying the settings my computer could visit IPv6 websites!
