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#Type pfsene LAN IP and try to login using admin:pfsense | #Type pfsene LAN IP and try to login using admin:pfsense | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:07, 23 August 2022
Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Network related tools > Pfsense > Installing pfsense
For installing pfsense use following steps:
- Change boot menu options and select USB device or CD device to boot from.
- Press enter to boot
- Enter 'i' to installer
- In Configure console wizard - Select "Accept these settings"
- In Select Task - Select Quick/Easy install
- In Install kernel - Select standard kernel
- Reboot the server after install
- Change the menu option to boot from Hard disk in case settings were changed in bios permanently instead of using one-time boot menu
- For "Do you want to setup VLANs first ?" say no, if not sure
- For "Enter the WAN interface name 'a' for auto-detection : ", enter interface name from list of interfaces listed. eg re0
- For "Enter the LAN interface name 'a' for auto-detection : ", enter interface name from list of interfaces listed, eg vr0
- From welcome pfsense 2.2.4 screen, select option 2 for ip assigning. It shows the list of interfaces as below:
- 1. WAN
- 2. LAN
- Enter the number of interfaces you want to configure : 1
- Configure IPv4 address WAN interface via (DHCP) [y/n] : y
- Enter the number of interfaces you want to configure : 2
- Enter the new LAN IPv4 address : 192.168.10.1
- Enter the new LAN IPv4 subnet bit count : 24
- Do you want to enable the DHCP server on LAN ? [Y/N] : y
- Enter the start address of the IPv4 client address range : 192.168.10.11
- Enter the end address of the IPv4 client address range : 192.168.10.100
- Press enter to continue
- Connect a client to LAN network and see if client gets LAN IP
- Type pfsene LAN IP and try to login using admin:pfsense
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