SG-1100 Running Real VLANs
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Yes, they work. post your interface and switch configuration and describe what you are trying to do.
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I also have the firewall rules for each vlan, as well as the DHCP set for each. However clients are never able to grab a DHCP address. I am hoping its just something simple I am missing.
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And the pfSense switch ports tab?
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That all looks fine for managing that AP on a LAN address if it is connected to port 2.
Anything in the DHCP logs? DHCP has automatic rules for any interface with a DHCP server enabled.
Based on what you have posted I'd look at the DHCP logs and packet captures on UDP port 67.
Does the smooth network work?
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Nothing showing up in the DHCP logs then I try to connect to the Work or Guest network. I can connect just fine to the regular Smooth network, clients connect and get a DHCP address. Port two is connected to a switch. I had a similar setup working with untangle, just want to make the jump to pfsense.
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Well, you have to tag VLANs 10 and 20 through to the AP on the switch on the ports connected to pfSense and the AP.
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If the L2 is setup correctly check the L3. How are the networks configured, a common beginner mistake is to use the default /32 CIDR for example.
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Yep, doublechecked /24and vlan set on the switch port
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OK. On what switch port are 10 and 20 tagged to the AP?
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All to port 1
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OK, on what port are 10 and 20 tagged to pfSense port 2?
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Not sure I follow, are you talking about the switch on the sg-1100?
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No. What switch port on your switch is connected to pfSense port 2? That port needs 10 and 20 tagged as well.
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Brilliant! Ok well that was easy. That worked. Thanks for all your help!
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@pfsmooth Tag 10 and 20 on switch port 2 and I think you will be pleased with the results.
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Well all was running smooth for a while, had it all set up and all of a sudden I get flooded with " Default deny rule IPv4 (1000000103) " and things like my plex server wont allow external connections. If I rebuild pfsense from scratch it is fine until i add the vlans. Then boom plex falls off. Any ideas?
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From that description, no. Not enough information.
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Not sure if I should start a new thread. But basically the port forwarding is not working directly to 32400. I have set the NAT rule and the FW rule with no luck. A search shows this pops up often but I haven't been able to pin down a solution.
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That would probably be better in a NAT thread. If pfSense is both receiving the traffic to be forwarded on WAN (verified by Diagnostics > Packet Capture on WAN) and can Diagnostics > Test Port to the address/port it is being forwarded to, then you likely did the port forward incorrectly.
