Yes, you are missing that you cannot have different LANs with the same subnet - 192.168.111.0/24 in this case.
If I understand correctly, I should haveLAN1 192.168.111.101LAN2 192.168.112.101LAN3 192.168.113.101
Rather than the current LAN1 192.168.111.101LAN2 192.168.111.102LAN3 192.168.111.103Yes ?But that doesn't explain why I can't reach 192.168.111.101 while Laptop1 is plugged directly to the OPNs box ?
A bit more background would probably help.
- When you have a device with a firewall/router operating system like OPN installed, the default will treat each interface i.e. igc2, igc3 (th ephysical ones), after setup, as indipendent networks.-- To "join them" behaving as a switch, you need to create a bridge. There are instructions but is not the default.-- These are not VLANs, they are LANs.
- You don't need more than one drive to use ZFS. You can reinstall and use ZFS on the single disk. You benefit from a better filesystem compared to UFS.
- To use VLANs, they go under a single interface i.e. icg2 and your switch will need to be a managed one and set the connecting port from it to OPN as a trunk port with all traffic tagged.
Quote from: MarieSophieSG on September 16, 2024, 02:01:03 pmIf I understand correctly, I should haveLAN1 192.168.111.101LAN2 192.168.112.101LAN3 192.168.113.101Yes.Quote from: MarieSophieSG on September 16, 2024, 02:01:03 pmRather than the current LAN1 192.168.111.101LAN2 192.168.111.102LAN3 192.168.111.103Yes ?But that doesn't explain why I can't reach 192.168.111.101 while Laptop1 is plugged directly to the OPNs box ?Your three ports are not in any way connected internally. So even if you connect the PC to LAN1, OPNsense's routing table might decide that that network (192.168.111.0/24) is really only connected to LAN2 and send the reply packets there.This is the reason why you must use different IP networks for different physical networks.
> Sure thing ! what do you need me to post ?I meant a bit of background for you
>TY, but when I selected ZFS option, it came up with 4 choices, and neither worked, it says there is no second drive for ZFS (not to mention RAID)I haven't installed from scratch in a while but one of those should be "stripe". That is the option for a single drive.
Yes, that is the first option I tried, and got the error msg "second drive not selected/mising" (or something like that)As I have to re-do the complete install anyway, I will try again, but no hopeThks
QuoteYes, that is the first option I tried, and got the error msg "second drive not selected/mising" (or something like that)As I have to re-do the complete install anyway, I will try again, but no hopeThksAs lady luck would have it, here is a minutes-old picture.https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=42791.0;topicseen see post #7 of that thread.ZFS setup step, select that single drive and follow next steps.
Quote from: MarieSophieSG on September 16, 2024, 02:01:03 pmIf I understand correctly, I should haveLAN1 192.168.111.101LAN2 192.168.112.101LAN3 192.168.113.101Your three ports are not in any way connected internally. So even if you connect the PC to LAN1, OPNsense's routing table might decide that that network (192.168.111.0/24) is really only connected to LAN2 and send the reply packets there.This is the reason why you must use different IP networks for different physical networks.