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Thank you, I think it might be working. I'll test again tomorrow.
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General Discussion / another set of "How to" questions
November 18, 2024, 10:23:09 PM
I'm looking to move from pfsense to opnsense and trying to reproduce my pfsense setup, Here's my initial goals and where I'm getting stuck and need help. On pfsense I have three interfaces, WAN, LAN and LAN2. Lan and LAN2 are firewalled off from each other. On LAN2 I have streaming devices and WiFi that I want isolated from the Lan interface. On LAN we have our desktops, printer, NAS and Cams and would like the Cams, printer and NAS restricted from internet access.
I don't know if this is a best practice and unlike pfsense I setup a Floating FW rule on opnsense which blocks pings from LAN2 to Lan but not both ways as in pfsense but I could live with that if that's how it is. On the Lan interface I want to block access for certain devices but I can't find any examples of blocking a range of IP's for cams and or individual IPs such as for printer and our NAS. How do I block a static IP or an IP range from Wan access? Thanks in advance
I don't know if this is a best practice and unlike pfsense I setup a Floating FW rule on opnsense which blocks pings from LAN2 to Lan but not both ways as in pfsense but I could live with that if that's how it is. On the Lan interface I want to block access for certain devices but I can't find any examples of blocking a range of IP's for cams and or individual IPs such as for printer and our NAS. How do I block a static IP or an IP range from Wan access? Thanks in advance
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