no internet on lan
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@viragomann
No I did use the config file. I am using 2.6 ce
I can ping 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8
I will set up a vlan and see if that works.
Ours is a ppoe connection.
Will I set up the wan first? Is the problem that I set up the wan if I use a vlan? Or do I set the wan as DHCP and the vlan ppoe? -
@hoandco
Do you mean, you need a VLAN on WAN to connect to your ISP?No, DHCP is not needed on WAN. PPPoE has its own IP configuration.
I assume, the PPPoE is already working, since you can ping IPs in the internet.
So try also name resolution from pfSense itself. Diagnostic > DNS lookup, or even ping and try a host name like google.com.I can ping 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8
Can you ping them from your LAN devices?
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@viragomann
I have done the google.com DNS lookup and it worked with a result A and AAA
I did a 1.1.1.1 DNS lookup and the result was 674ms as our internet is satellite.
I must be missing something simple?.
The wan is connected to the ISP and has been for over 2 hours.
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@viragomann
On the LAN I can ping 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1
Interesting when I connected our VPNWe can access the internet
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@hoandco said in no internet on lan:
I must be missing something simple?
Just to be sure we're not missing anything either: do you have a dedicated LAN interface like en1 or igb1, etc., is the interface up? How are you access pfSense, SSH?
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@hoandco said in no internet on lan:
Interesting when I connected our VPN
We can access the internetWasn't a pfSense fault then...
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@NollipfSense
Igb1
Connected on the LAN using web configurator
The ppoe connection is using the vlan2 on the wan port. -
@hoandco
So DNS loohups work on pfSense.
Do they also work on LAN devices? -
@viragomann
DNS lookup only when connected is cloud flare 1.1.1.1
Google.com does not work
Could it be the gateway IP? -
@hoandco
I don't think so.I can hardly follow your comments. To get clear, pleas post the "DNS Server Settings" from System > General Setup.
And what do you get exactly, when doing a lookup for google.com in Diagnostics > DNS Lookup?
Do you have the DNS Resolver enabled on pfSense?
