@gertjan Hey there! Thank you for taking the time to reply!
I figured out what happened after taking another stab at it. Manually assigning the ports did the trick. I was able to setup the router after that.

@stephenw10 Thanks a lot, everything is up and running on latest version

Ydrfff @ Any FB stuff on a Fwall

I'd go for FreeRadius on another machine, and then set pfSense to use the external Freeradius

/Bingo

Open a ticket with the support, they can 100% help you out.
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-Rico

I would probably try low-level formatting it using the Intel SSD tool if you have Windows available.

Steve

@juelmk said in No inbound traffic coming into my WAN:

When I set my WAN interface to get dhcp address from the modem it get 0.0.0.0

Well then how would it work?

You sure your own the pfsense wan interface plugged into your router? You sure the cable is good?

When pfsense does get an IP you need to make sure that your wan and lan of pfsense do not overlap - ie they can not be the same network 192.168.0/24 for example

Hi jimp,
some good news here.

Your statement that "pkg can't reach the pfsense servers" pointed me to the right direction; I haven't understood it fully, but I found a way at least to unlock the pkg issue.

In my case, it was due to a double stack IPv4/IPv6 issue: to solve it, I had to temporaly disable the network interface linked to the GIF port; removing IPv6 name resolution plus removing the IPv6 default gateway and firewall rules to route IPv6 traffic didn't suffice.

I don't like to be so inaccurate in test results, but as IPv6 connectivity was actually working, defining this problem will require some more tests and I meant to find a quick workaround for everybody experiencing this kind of issue.

Let me know if this rings a bell.

@jimp

I tried with 2.4.3. it give me two option for installation. I faced same issue of bootup complete.