Help: Installing PFsense to Virtualbox and troubleshooting
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My Set-up: 1 ISP connected to the 1st NIC (le0) and the 2nd NIC(le1) will serve as LAN and
Primary Goal: successfully configure this VBox to be Able to Access Pfsense Web Gui
Secondary Goal: Configured PFsense1st
Specs: Procie E1200, RAM: 2gb, HDD: 80GB, NIC: 1Card and 1Build-in, ISP: Modem/router
The Set-up VirBox: 1st and 2nd NIC served as Bridge and connected option checked and the Host-Only is untoched, ISO is placed on the 1st boot, Ram @ 512mb, Vram @ 15mb, and storage is dynamically allocated..
Software set-up
LAN le0 - 192.168.1.1
WAN le1 - 192.168.0.2 (DHCP) if my modem is connected
Encoutered Problem: Cant Access Web Gui
Troubleshooting: NEED HELP on this?Question:
1. The two 2NIC(le0, le1) aren't connected at all (both has "x" mark) is this OK if not, where should I connected it..
2. Is there Specific PFsense download for this setup
3. Is there something that I forgot to configure to be able to access the web gui…Thanks pfsense.org and readers...
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What are the 2 NICs physically connected to?
Are their link lights lit?
In the advanced settings of the network interfaces, is Cable connected ticked or unticked?
What version number of VirtualBox?
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What are the 2 NICs physically connected to?
Are their link lights lit?
In the advanced settings of the network interfaces, is Cable connected ticked or unticked?
What version number of VirtualBox?
first, sorry for posting in the wrong section
What are the 2 NICs physically connected to?
the NICs are disconnected but in troubleshooting I connect it in the modem for trial but no luck….Are their link lights lit?
no lights lits Sir….In the advanced settings of the network interfaces, is Cable connected ticked or unticked?
its bridge and ticked Sir… no other setting in interfaces...What version number of VirtualBox?
just download it 2weeks ago but Im open to get the new if necessary needed…Thanks for the fast reply Sir........
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It takes 2 seconds to click Help -> About to get the version number. If you're serious about wanting help, try providing the information asked for…
If the interfaces are bridged and you haven't connected the network cables, how exactly do you expect this to work? You need to connect the interfaces to their relevant devices (switch, modem, whatever).
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It takes 2 seconds to click Help -> About to get the version number. If you're serious about wanting help, try providing the information asked for…
I would like to do that sir not possible at this hour… ill try in the morning sorry...If the interfaces are bridged and you haven't connected the network cables, how exactly do you expect this to work? You need to connect the interfaces to their relevant devices (switch, modem, whatever).
Lan Nic to a switch n Wan Nic to router or modem.. Or something different….Thank for d time
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Ignore the fact that it is a virtual platform - wire it up just like you would for a real one. Connect the WAN port to the modem/router and the LAN port to the switch.
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Connect the WAN port to the modem/router and the LAN port to the switch.
Ill try that immediately in the morning..
and see what happend. Im out for this momment
Thanks pfsense and sir cry havok for all the troubleshooting help
