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    • J
      jconner last edited by jconner

      Hello,
      I'm setting up a new SG1100 device. I've had it a little over a week and have been playing with different items before I put it on my home network.
      I setup two separate VLANs one for internal only and another for access to the internet. No issues I was able to setup the DHCP server after I enabled them under Interfaces > Assignments and assigned them an IP.
      I decided to reset to factory in order to get more practice and correct somethings that didn't work quite the way I thought they would.
      I went and did the same thing but now I don't see the additional interfaces under 'DHCP Server' in order to provide the service on those VLANs.

      I created the VLAN, assigned it to an interface and assigned IPs and enabled in assignments. Trying to determine if I need to RMA or if this is a known issue.
      Thanks

      I'm using https://nguvu.org/pfsense/pfsense-baseline-setup/ for reference minus the VPN setup at this point.

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      • J
        jconner @jconner last edited by

        Some screen shots, I expected additional tabs here.
        Capture 2.PNG

        Interfaces are enabled
        Capture 1.PNG

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        • kiokoman
          kiokoman LAYER 8 last edited by

          are the interface enabled ?

          Immagine.jpg

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          • ontzuevanhussen
            ontzuevanhussen @jconner last edited by

            @jconner you must add your interface

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            • J
              jconner @kiokoman last edited by

              @kiokoman Copy that they are enabled.

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              • J
                jconner @ontzuevanhussen last edited by

                @ontzuevanhussen I'm not entirely sure what you're asking for. The interfaces that are configured are in my first screen shot.

                I've had them working before, ever since I reset to factory defaults they no longer work even though I've configured them precisely the same.

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                • ontzuevanhussen
                  ontzuevanhussen @jconner last edited by

                  @jconner add interface mvneta0 before set VLAN

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                  • kiokoman
                    kiokoman LAYER 8 last edited by kiokoman

                    then it must be the netmask
                    check if you have forgotten to set netmask to /24 , default is /32 in the interface

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                    • J
                      jconner @kiokoman last edited by

                      @kiokoman You got it! I'm not sure what I was thinking by setting it to /32. Thanks!

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