Hopefully a simple config issue - Bridging Wifi to LAN with WAN access
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Great, thank you very much.
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That didn't work…
opt1 subnet -> Anywhere
I can connect, get an IP, but I still can't get out to the internet...
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What version of pfSense? 1.2.3-RC3 or a later snapshot?
If not, go to System > Advanced, check the box to disable hardware checksums, and try again. That is needed with some combinations of NICs
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it is 1.2.3-RC3
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What kind of hardware?
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NetGear WPN311 atheros chipset
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Sure you're getting an IP without this:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,15677.msg82789.html#msg82789
Also, might be an issue with this infamous bug, but havent seen this issue with newer snapshots but might be worth a try for you:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,17495.msg90695.html#msg90695
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@onhel:
Also, might be an issue with this infamous bug, but havent seen this issue with newer snapshots but might be worth a try for you:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,17495.msg90695.html#msg90695
This should be fixed in RC3 and later snapshots, that was the checksum issue I mentioned above.
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well my windows machine says it gets an IP, but can't get out to the internet, and if I try to ping the default gateway, it fails, transmit failed, it says. My linux machine does not get an IP.
I tried setting up that rule on my opt2/wifi source 0.0.0.0 port 68 to 255.255.255.255 port 67, applied, waited for the refresh, and I'm still stuck unable to get out online via opt2/wifi.
Linux machine still does not grab an IP address.
Should I try pfsense 1.2.2?
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Post up a screenshot of your firewall rules on your OPT interface.
You did use UDP for the DHCP rule, correct?
Anything suspicious in your firewall logs?
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I would think you could just use one rule and specify any for the source IP, no?
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I would think you could just use one rule and specify any for the source IP, no?
0.0.0.0 is not a valid IP on the OPT interface so no.
