***SOLVED*** Cant seem to get my apt-get working on VM
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I have few VM running, Ubuntu and Debian which is behind my pfsense, everything works fine but when it comes to running apt-get update or install it just say's connecting ....... and nothing happens.
What do I do to fix , This - I did disable PFNG Blocker and still no luck, I dont have any proxy server just pfsense and PFNG blocker which in this case is disable.
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Are you actually seeing blocked traffic from those VMs?
What is the error shown? Is it failing to resolve?
Steve
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This is what I see
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Do you actually have IPv6 connectivity? If not you need to set those VMs to prefer v4, they are resolving a v6 IP and trying to reach it... and failing.
Steve
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Thanks - That was the problem - I end up disabling Ipv6 in VM and everything went fine, here's what I did so it can help the others
I went in
/etc/sysctl.confAnd added the following line
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1You can check by doing the following
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
If it returns 1 that means IpV6 is disable and if it returns 0 that means it's enable.
How and what can do I in pfsense so I dont have to individually go in each VM and do this.
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I imagine those VMs are doing that because they think they have a valid v6 connection. Disable IPv6 on the pfSense LAN. That will require disabling DHCPv6 if it's enabled.
Steve
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@stephenw10 said in Cant seem to get my apt-get working on VM:
Disable IPv6 on the pfSense LAN
Thanks - It's resolved - I've disable DHCP 6 server and uncheck in my LAN interface everything is perfect now.
