Tutorial: Configuring pfSense as VPN client to Private Internet Access
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Don't really have those answers for you. Here is what I can tell you and perhaps you can decipher it :)
on machine ip 192.168.0.151 I want inbound port 62958 and outbound port 62959 to go thru the PIAVPN gateway.
Everything else from this machine or anything else in my network can go thru the regular internet.Just not sure where or how to create this rule
I hope this gives you enough info to help. Sorry firewalling is not my expertise…still a noobie
thanks again
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This really should be another thread. Start one and post a screenshot of the torrent software config page where you're setting these ports.
Again, you really can't set an outbound destination port for torrents because you have to connect to whatever port the peer is listening on.
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Thanks…Ill start e new thread..sorry to have hijacked this one ;D
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When I start openvpn then my Unbound DNS Resolver service gets stopped everytime. Why? when I restart it then the ntp time service gets stopped. I then no longer have internet access even thru default gateway or vpn. Have I done something wrong?
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Start another thread. Nobody is going to see it here.
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My PIA vpn died for unknown reasons and during the setup process thought I would for shits go to the PIA support site and see if there was anything new. I was really looking to see if they were finally supporting better encryption. I ran across this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IymMdq5Ovls which simplifies the auth process using the username and password in the OpenVPN - Client section rather than creating the openvpn-password test file.
PIA seems to still not support better encryption. >:(
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Yeah that was added in 2.2
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Just saw that further up the thread chain. Should have figured I wasn't the first one.
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An awesome tutorial, we have the house under PIA. I added some WAN rules to allow DNS servers, pfsense upgrade and time servers through, a second-last rule to allow traffic through the VPN server, and to block all else (I want strict control of what goes through the VPN).
Thanks to this thread I was also able to exclude our lounge room smart TV from the VPN.
I'm running into issues getting port forwarding running over the lounge room TV - or even getting basic ports to show that probably don't need to be forwarded at all. The TV needs 80, 443 and 48705 open. I can't get even 80 or 443 to show as open on the IP address reserved for the TV. It is routing outside the VPN, which is a start. This happens whether I have port forwarding enabled or not.
If I suspend the LAN rule allowing an IP address to run outside the VPN, 80 and 443 are open (seen externally and internally with reflection on).
Any help appreciated. I feel I've missed something obvious throughout this thread.
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You should probably start your own thread and post more details about what you have done. Nobody can really offer any help with what has been provided.
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Thanks for responding.
Can do, along with configuration screenshots… should it go in the OpenVPN or Firewalling sub-boards?
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Probably NAT if it's a port forwarding issue.
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New here and to pfsense and having some problems getting it setup. Keep on getting error An IPv4 protocol was selected, but the selected interface has no IPv4 address.
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Does WAN have an IPv4 Address?
(And you can use the User Authentication Settings instead of that username/password file in advanced options.)
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Thanks for the guide, finally got it set up. I have a 4 port lan card and only set up 1 lan port during setup. Is it possible to configure the other 3 to work with PIA? I've tried configuring but end up losing internet connection on the original lan port.
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What are you doing with the four LAN ports? Are you creating four different networks?
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What are you doing with the four LAN ports? Are you creating four different networks?
Port for Roku, TV and computer. Thinking it may be easier to to install access point off the one LAN port, but if the other ports can be used I would prefer that.
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No. pfSense is not a switch. Get a switch. The switch on the LAN side of a router used as an AP would be fine just disable its DHCP server first.
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Ok thanks
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Although all information are here is good enough but it you are willing to Create OpenVPN interface then you need to go with this.
- Click "Interfaces"
- Click "(assign)"
- "Available network ports:" select "ovpnc1(PIA OpenVPN)"
- Click "add selected interface" (icon is a "+" symbol on a small lined sheet of paper)
However for more vpn Configuring you may also explore vpnrnaks
