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    Pfsense + unifi unable to access internet from VLAN

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      Popolou @QuietEnergy9215
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      @QuietEnergy9215 So this vlan is actually on a separate fibre link and different to the LAN connection?

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        QuietEnergy9215 @Popolou
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        @Popolou, it is the same connection coming out of ix2 just with the vlan tag of 20
        default+20_vlan.png

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          Popolou @QuietEnergy9215
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          @QuietEnergy9215 Very odd you're facing this and why it just started. If i suspect the firewall, i tend to test by disabling the packet filtering (using pfctl -d at the CLI) and see if it makes a difference.

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            QuietEnergy9215 @Popolou
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            @Popolou Thank

            @Popolou said in Pfsense + unifi unable to access internet from VLAN:

            pfctl -d

            pf disabled, still connected without internet on VLAN 20.... however, it becomes even more odd. All devices on the default VLAN lose internet connection as well, however, they are still able to ping internally. The devices on VLAN 20 are able to ping both interfaces (.20.1 and .10.1) with it disabled.

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              QuietEnergy9215 @QuietEnergy9215
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              @QuietEnergy9215 said in Pfsense + unifi unable to access internet from VLAN:

              default VLAN lose internet connection as well, however, they are still able to ping internally. The devices on VLAN 20 are able to ping both interfaces (.20.1 and .10.1) with it disabled.

              okay, spoke too soon I can now no longer ping from 10.10.20.19 too anything.

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                QuietEnergy9215 @QuietEnergy9215
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                @QuietEnergy9215 LMAO i think I spoke too soon I again I toggled pfctl -d and pfctl -e 2 times each and now I seem to have an internet connection on my VLAN 20 connection.... testing it all now

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                  Popolou @QuietEnergy9215
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                  @QuietEnergy9215 External connections drop when pf is disabled so that is normal. But internal routing will continue. It suggests there is a rule somewhere blocking that vlan still.

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                    QuietEnergy9215 @Popolou
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                    @Popolou said in Pfsense + unifi unable to access internet from VLAN:

                    ternal routing will continue. It suggests there i

                    toggling pfctl fixed the issue I still don't understand :) I guess that is how networking is sometimes

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                      QuietEnergy9215 @Popolou
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                      @Popolou Thanks so much for the assist on this one

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                        Popolou @QuietEnergy9215
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                        @QuietEnergy9215 No problem and glad you're back up and running.

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