Quote from: Monviech (Cedrik) on Today at 05:46:48 PMThe right address is the interface address as Unbound is the default DNS server.
What you configure in the general settings is DNS servers the firewall uses for its own DNS queries, not what clients should use.
Most get confused because the firewall is a dns client, and also a dns server.
Quote from: z0rk on Today at 12:29:27 AMI am using Xfinity as my ISP.Do you know THE CORRECT settings for that ISP ?!
QuoteTL-SG108E configuration.Title says TL-SG105E ?!
Quote1️⃣ VLAN 10 (WAN/Modem Port)What makes the attached screenshot different compared to all that data ?!
VLAN ID: 10
Ports:Port 1 → Untagged
Port 5 → Tagged
Ports 2–4 → Not Member
2️⃣ VLAN 20 (LAN‑A, 192.x)
VLAN ID: 20
Ports:Port 2 → Untagged
Port 5 → Tagged
Ports 1, 3, 4 → Not Member
3️⃣ VLAN 30 (LAN‑B, 172.x)
VLAN ID: 30
Ports:Port 3 → Untagged
Port 5 → Tagged
Ports 1, 2, 4 → Not Member
4️⃣ VLAN 40 (LAN‑C, 10.x)
VLAN ID: 40
Ports:Port 4 → Untagged
Port 5 → Tagged
Ports 1–3 → Not Member
5️⃣ PVIDs (Port VLAN IDs)
(see attached)
QuoteThe modem connects to port 1.Client PC or OPNsense Router PC ?!
Port 5 connects to PC.
QuoteI can ping all subnets. I can access the GUI and SSH. WAN doesn't get an IP address assigned.Please post your network setup and how you have connected everything.
WAN is set up to use DHCP for both v4 and v6. All other settings are default.
QuoteInitially I left the MAC address blank.As you should unless you need to Clone the MAC Address of the Router provided by your ISP.
QuoteRebooted the modem/OPNsense in between each setting change as well just for good measure.And the Switch ?
Quote from: Patrick M. Hausen on Today at 05:16:19 PMDeselect "autofill properties" or similar in the subnet and you can configure your own gateway, DNS server, etc.