Hello!
I've been testing quite a bit lately trying to get connectivity working properly with a new install.
I have a public IP, internal ip of 10.0.200.24/24
I have gone into the settings for firewall rules and added rules for LAN to allow all incoming / outgoing.
thinking this would be all I would need to start testing pings / connectivity I have yet to be allowed to ping externally. I can ping other servers on 10.0.200.0/24 subnet but unable to ping 8.8.8.8, 1.1.1.1 for example
what other settings might I need to allow this?
Quote from: ethan1013 on September 10, 2024, 10:35:54 PM
what other settings might I need to allow this?
Your cloud network infrastructure and/or NSG.
I've looked quite a bit into azure and everything is mirrored other linux servers that I haven't had issues with connectivity, but this almost seems to be something opnsense related.
When searching for updates opnsense can download and install this, so i know the internet connection is working properly (i would assume)
I was able to upgrade to version 24.7 now, and still unable to ping or traceroute.
I have tried setting up firewall rules in both floating and WAN to allow ALL incoming and outgoing.
Quote from: ethan1013 on September 11, 2024, 04:20:47 PM
I was able to upgrade to version 24.7 now, and still unable to ping or traceroute.
ICMP wasn't available for years in Azure (still not with things like Load Balancers), nowadays you need to specificaly allow ICMP. My first guess would be your NSG, is there an explicit ALLOW for ICMP ?