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    I'm lost after 4 days of trying things my way

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      warlxiano
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      Ok, My network used to be a tplink be11000 with three mesh coming off of it. It was set at 192.168.1.1, then I went from it to a tplink ax1800 that went to my lab setup. I did have double NAT but never noticed an issue.
      So I installed my Netgate 1100 after my Arris modem. I put my tplink BE11000 into bridge mode. I set lan at 10.10.10.1 and opt at 192.168.0.1.
      This ai not working at all. I guess my confusion is what do I do with WAN , I am hooked up to serial port now, Will my modem change my wan IP? Then do I let the wan be DHCP or do I let lan and opt be DHCP? I've tried multiple configurations and I can't get past wan for some mysterious reason??
      Please, I'm trying to learn and I've spent 4 days and made 0 progress.

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        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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        The pfSense WAN should be set to DHCP. It should pull a public IP from the ISP directly via the modem.

        You may need to power cycle the modem to allow the new MAC address from the 1100 WAN.

        Steve

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          warlxiano
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          I figured this out. I just had a big brain f@rt. I was trying to change my wan to one of my local address. I let Pfsense do its thing.
          P.S and thank you because I did still have to reboot. Appreciate the help

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