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Sorry, my bad, since my old network is using a different router the packets didn't know how to go back to the Office network

It will be for work.

The advantages I see in the virtual setup is that VMs are easier to maintain and recover. I know it adds other attack surfaces but my company is not on anyone's radar, so the chances of someone specifically targeting us are pretty close to 0.

I created a new network (test), in another interface  and I can access the Office network from it and viceversa.

So it is something related to the VLANs.

any ideas??

Hi everyone,

is there any downside on using OPNSense as a virtual machine instead of as a metal server?

Hi everyone,

I am having a problem here.

I have several interfaces (13). 2 of them are assigned to a physical interface each and the other 11 are VLANs on another physical interface acting as a trunk.

I need that the devices from Office(Direct physical interface) access devices from OldNetwork(vlan) and viceversa

In the pictures you can see the rules I defined

But I cant ping or access anything from one side to the other.

From the OPNSense server itself I can ping any device in any other network.

Am I missing something?

Do I have to set up gateways or routes?

[/conf/config.xml]

Ok it seems to be an OPNSense bug.

I just went to /conf/config.xml, deleted the blank route and now I can add more routes

[System]

Hi everyone.

When I go to System --> Routes --> Configuration

I see a blank route and if I try to add another route it just doesn't work.

Anyone having this problem?

Thanks

[10.0.1.0]

Hi everyone.

When I configure an interface as static and I go to assign the IP address, in the mask do I have to set the mask bits for the whole network or only for that interface?

Example:

Let's say my network is 10.0.1.0 with netmask 255.255.248.0

When I assign the IP 10.0.1.10 to one of my firewall interfaces, in the mask bit do I set 32 or 21?

Hello everyone.

I have a question about how to configure the interfaces.

If I have 3 physical interfaces interfaces, is it a good idea to setup one for WAN, one for my Office LAN and one as a trunk containing all other VLANs?

It looks like this: