Setting up vpn on different subnets with SG-1000 and isolated network [SOLVED]
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Hello! :)
I wanted to know if it is possible to apply a VPN connection to a specific subnet or mac address - so the devices always connect using the VPN connection (Private Internet Access VPN).
This all being controlled by the SG-1000 microFirewall.Also, how well do the Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-LR work with PfSense? I want to isolate the wireless network it produces, and hide the default router (SG-1000), so users connected to the wireless network cannot see it.
Is all this possible? I just wanted to know before i went and bought those two items ::).
Please let me know if more details are needed, or if this is posted in the wrong place!
Thanks! ;D
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if it is possible to apply a VPN connection to a specific subnet or mac address
IP address or subnet - yes. MAC address - no.
and hide the default router (SG-1000), so users connected to the wireless network cannot see it.
How do you hide a gateway?
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You would "hide" the router from the wireless clients with the necessary and proper firewall rules, if I am understanding the requirements correctly.
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You would "hide" the router from the wireless clients with the necessary and proper firewall rules, if I am understanding the requirements correctly.
That is exactly what i was trying to explain.. :)
Making it isolated, so they have a different gateway, and cannot view or snoop any information/clients on the other networks.
Do you know if the Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-LR works well with pfSense?
Thanks! :D
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pfSense doesn't care what APs you use, unless they're somehow broken.
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Off topic but… have the SG-1000's started shipping?? I ordered a couple and am eagerly awaiting them. It seems the OP here already has his.
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2.4 is required. It's not in beta yet.
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pfSense doesn't care what APs you use, unless they're somehow broken.
Alright, gotcha. Thanks a lot for the help!
Going to start ordering it all now ::)
