@gabacho4 said in SG 5100 WAN IP no Internet:
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/troubleshooting/connectivity.html
Those docs are good. But in my case not too fruitful.
The WAN IP addressing and DNS is under Status>Interfaces. My WAN is clearly labeled as "WAN Interface (wan igb0)" Those labels help a lot!
I had configured my PFSense as a client to ExpressVPN a month or two back. I didn't get the full config they way I wanted and decided to come back to that project later. Well the service started up again on reboot and that kicked me off the network. It's not supposed to work that way, but it does right now. So stopping that service gives me the desired result. I think I may just clear that config and come back and do the whole thing when I can get it done.
Anyway, I think that resolved it. I can ping public IP addresses now and google.com.
Thanks!