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      Laszlo
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      Greetings!

      iI have a proxmox server with a pfsense on it. The machine has 4 interface. the first two is the WAN connections. the second two is 3 network. The problem is: the 3 network han separate IP adress range and tagged VLANs (100, 101, 102) this is in a managed switch (Zyxel) I'm bridged the second 2 interface. VLAN untagged management network the bridge, and the tagged VLANs on the interfaces. (100, 102 the first, 101 the second)

      the VLANs working properly. But the bridge is "dead" the packet capture not showns any packed on it. The DHCP is not working, the forward to the bridge is not working. In this network has the switches. and the proxmox.

      Only the proxmox can reachable on that network.

      The older proxmox-pfsense pair is do it without any problem. Maybe some new settings? I known the tcp segment offloading problem, that is setted up.

      Thanks to the advices!

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        rcoleman-netgate Netgate @Laszlo
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        @laszlo said in Proxmox, pfsense, bridge:

        I'm bridged the second 2 interface. VLAN untagged management network the bridge, and the tagged VLANs on the interfaces. (100, 102 the first, 101 the second)

        Uhm...
        In pf you should have 1 physical interface with your 3 VLANs tagged, making 3 interfaces in pfSense.

        Then your ProxMox should have 1 connection to a switch, which has all three VLANs tagged on that port.

        Bridges in FreeBSD should be avoided.

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