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Hi all,
I've created a WAN interface associated with a PPoE device that's connecting to an FTTC service that's provided by a modem and connected to my N100-based mini-pc installed with OPNSense in a Proxmox VM to replace my Asus router, but it doesn't work despite the status showing as green in the interfaces overview page, as I'm unable to browse the web via the LAN. I know the WAN is connecting okay because successful authentication is confirmed in the logs, but the IP address shown isn't the correct static IP address that should be assigned by my ISP. What setting for getting the IP address should I get specifying in the WAN interface itself?
My Asus router uses the following WAN settings to successfully connect:
Connection type: PPoE
Enable NAT: Yes
NAT type: Symmetric
Get the WAN IP automatically: Yes
There is no VLAN requirement from my ISP to connect.
I've created a WAN interface associated with a PPoE device that's connecting to an FTTC service that's provided by a modem and connected to my N100-based mini-pc installed with OPNSense in a Proxmox VM to replace my Asus router, but it doesn't work despite the status showing as green in the interfaces overview page, as I'm unable to browse the web via the LAN. I know the WAN is connecting okay because successful authentication is confirmed in the logs, but the IP address shown isn't the correct static IP address that should be assigned by my ISP. What setting for getting the IP address should I get specifying in the WAN interface itself?
My Asus router uses the following WAN settings to successfully connect:
Connection type: PPoE
Enable NAT: Yes
NAT type: Symmetric
Get the WAN IP automatically: Yes
There is no VLAN requirement from my ISP to connect.
