Hyper v opnsense + bridge

[Patrick M. Hausen]

This depends entirely on your phone provider and how the router can be configured to provide SIP while acting as bridge and LAN client. Nothing OPNsense specific. You need to ask your provider about that.

[Marinoz]

This depends entirely on your phone provider and how the router can be configured to provide SIP while acting as bridge and LAN client. Nothing OPNsense specific. You need to ask your provider about that.

My provider won't be helpful as they are amateurs at their job  🤣 they can't even assist me with other simpler stuff.

[Marinoz]

BTW Patrick wlan works with only power too but I can't get it to connect, to get internet connection.

[Patrick M. Hausen]

You need to configure the WAN interface for whatever method your ISP used to connect:

- DHCP
- PPPoE
- PPPoE with VLAN
- ...

Who configured the speedport initially? That person should have this data 

[Marinoz]

You need to configure the WAN interface for whatever method your ISP used to connect:

- DHCP
- PPPoE
- PPPoE with VLAN
- ...

Who configured the speedport initially? That person should have this data 

Couldn't I just factory reset? BTW idk who configured it 😆 maybe a worker of cosmote

[Patrick M. Hausen]

You need the configuration of the Speedport to activate the WAN port. Nobody here can tell you how to configure that. Your Speedport knows. Can you log in to the UI and look around for how the Internet uplink is configured?

I don't know - I don't have a Speedport and neither your provider. WAN configuration is always provider specific. Sometimes you need a username and password. Sometimes the provider needs the MAC address of the device. Etc. Dozens of different ways to configure.

Have you asked your provider or researched independently if using your own router/firewall is supported at all?

[Marinoz]

You need the configuration of the Speedport to activate the WAN port. Nobody here can tell you how to configure that. Your Speedport knows. Can you log in to the UI and look around for how the Internet uplink is configured?

I don't know - I don't have a Speedport and neither your provider. WAN configuration is always provider specific. Sometimes you need a username and password. Sometimes the provider needs the MAC address of the device. Etc. Dozens of different ways to configure.

Have you asked your provider or researched independently if using your own router/firewall is supported at all?

Do you mean the admin password of the speedport? Of course I have it. That's how I turned it to bridge connection mode

[Patrick M. Hausen]

No, the username and password for the uplink configuration. If your ISP uses PPPoE. Or simply the fact that they don't and use e.g. DHCP ... or whatever.

[Marinoz]

No I don't use pppoe I use dhcp but I've factory reset it so it may used pppoe but now it uses dhcp. Honestly when they set up our network they didn't make any changes so I guess it used and uses dhcp

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Then set your WAN interface on the OPNsense to DHCP. If that does not work, contact your ISP. They are the only ones who can help you.

[Marinoz]

Then set your WAN interface on the OPNsense to DHCP. If that does not work, contact your ISP. They are the only ones who can help you.

Ok and thanks for.all the help I will keep you updated. By the way is that tesak at your pfp?

[Patrick M. Hausen]

That's me about to perform nuki tsuke (drawing the sword and dealing the first cut) in the style of Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu. I train and teach Iaido.

[Marinoz]

That's me about to perform nuki tsuke (drawing the sword and dealing the first cut) in the style of Muso Jikiden Eishin-ryu. I train and teach Iaido.

Idk what you talk about but sounds cool  also it's ppoe after all. What do ido now ?

[Marinoz]

It uses pppoe when not in bridge mode but in bridge every of these settings is gone.

[Marinoz]

May I share a photo with you?