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Hi!
I am running OPNSense as firewall/router for my home(lab). I would like to create a setup where I also run a OPNSense installation on a VPS, and then route the traffic from the VPS to the DMZ at home.
The reason for why I would like to to this is:
For IPv4 traffic, I am just doing a port forward from the VPS to the IP of the web server in my DMZ.
But I am struggling with getting IPv6 working in the DMZ. I am getting a /56 on the VPS that I would prefer to route to OPNSense@Home, and then assign a /64 to the DMZ net. Is this possible to achieve?
I am running OPNSense as firewall/router for my home(lab). I would like to create a setup where I also run a OPNSense installation on a VPS, and then route the traffic from the VPS to the DMZ at home.
The reason for why I would like to to this is:
- Getting a static IP for the services I want to expose
- Not having to expose my home IP (in DNS records and such)
- Not having to open any ports on my home router
For IPv4 traffic, I am just doing a port forward from the VPS to the IP of the web server in my DMZ.
But I am struggling with getting IPv6 working in the DMZ. I am getting a /56 on the VPS that I would prefer to route to OPNSense@Home, and then assign a /64 to the DMZ net. Is this possible to achieve?
