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I have configured two Wireguard VPNs with this manual. However, I want my VPN to be set up like this:

Client → WARP (automated colocation) → ProtonVPN (Japan)

• The client should connected through WARP
• The WARP VPN should be connected through ProtonVPN first, so the colocation will be Japan instead of the nearest one.

I have tried this concept using OpenVPN (ProtonVPN) and Wireguard (WARP). I could connect to Japan using WARP, which is tunnelled through ProtonVPN, but I was confused about configuring this on OPNsense.

PS. I also posted this question on Reddit.

Test version of mpd5 here https://github.com/opnsense/ports/issues/222#issuecomment-2706534032

All feedback welcome.


Cheers,
Franco

This finally fixes my issue! I ran into a PPPoE problem today, and luckily, this thread was updated just in time. Thanks, dseven, for reporting this on GitHub! It's great to know the fix is coming in version 25.1.3. That said, I preferred how PPPoE logs were handled in version 24, where they had a separate menu. The current setup lacks a filter for the 'process' column, and the search button retrieves all 'ppp' keywords across processes, making the logs cluttered.

Yes, but it doesn't have comprehensive PPPoE logs and is too cluttered with other information. Even the search bar doesn't allow me to search by process column, like "process:ppp"

I just updated my OPNsense to 25.1, however I can't find the PPPoE logs anymore. Can you help me to locate the Point-to-Point logs?

Thanks!

I only have private IP sadly, my ISP doesn't assign any public IP, so it's impossible for HE to pinging my IP, even I've allowed ICMP.

Hey Bart, I was finally able to obtain the IPv6 address from IPv4 PPPoE by following this tutorial. However, my ISP only gives me one IPv6 subnet (/64). Is there any way I could obtain more subnets for my VLANs?

You can check that you have the PPPoE credentials correct with IPv4. Start with the defaults or with a laptop running Linux and the pppoe package installed

Hello Bart, thanks for the reply! I want the PPPoE to be authenticated via OPNsense, not from Linux, as I also have to spoof the MAC addresses for PPPoE dialing work. My current setup is that my OPNsense is installed as a VM on my Proxmox VE server; the vmbr0 is connected to LAN (vtnet1), and vmbr1 is connected to WAN (vtnet0).

I'm happy with my current setup with PPPoE on OPNsense. However, I can only get the IPv4, but not the IPv6, for the internet address. If the configuration was done from my Huawei router, I should have the IPv6 prefix and IP address. But I don't know how to achieve this on OPNsense.

Edit: Here's how the DHCPv6-PD works. So far, I'm using PPPoEv6 on my WAN and got the IPv6 address for the WAN. Should I change my configuration like this?

[WAN]
--Generic configuration--
IPv6 Configuration Type: DHCPv6
--DHCPv6 client configuration--
Leave as default

[LAN]
--Generic configuration--
IPv6 Configuration Type: Track Interface
--Track IPv6 Interface--
Parent interface: WAN

Hello, team!

I have guidelines from my ISP on configuring my Huawei configuration router. However, I don't want to use the router from my ISP, so I want to use the OPNsense instead. So far, I have already connected to the internet through PPPoE. Still, I'm pretty confused about configuring the IPv6 for the WAN, especially finding the equivalent settings for "Prefix Acquisition Mode=DHCPv6-PD" and "IP Acquisition Mode=Automatic" in OPNsense.

PS: My ISP limits dialing PPPoE multiple times. Whenever I've made any changes to the WAN interface or the WAN port, the connection to PPPoE refuses, as the Point-to-Point log file says, "Access number is exceed." I have to call my ISP every time to reset my IP for the PPPoE dialing to be successful, so it has to be well-planned before modifying the WAN interface and WAN port.