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Set System: Hostname, System: Domain and System: Time zone if they are incorrectĪdd 9.9.9.9 to Networking: DNS Servers: DNS Server field and set Use gateway to. Navigate to System > Settings > AdministrationĬheck Web GUI: HTTP Strict Transport SecurityĬheck Secure Shell: Authentication Method

Set Description to Reboot Every First Saturday at 4 Set Description to Automatic Updates Daily at Midnight If the gateway doesn’t reboot automatically, navigate to Power > Reboot

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Wait until the Update now appears and click on it Repeat for any other plugins labelled (installed)

If WAN address is not provided via DHCP, set Static IPv4 configuration: IPv4 address according to address provided by ISPĬlick the trash icon to the right of os-dyndns If WAN address is not provided via DHCP, set General configuration: IPv4 Configuration Type to Static IPv4 Set General configuration: IPv6 Configuration Type to None

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Log in as root with password set during installationĮnter randomly generated strings for Username and Password fieldsĬlick on the edit icon to the right of the user rootĬheck Generate a scrambled password to prevent local database logins for this user.Ĭheck General configuration: Block private networksĬheck General configuration: Block bogon networks When the system reboots, ensure BIOS is configured to boot into local media where OPNsense was installedĬonfigure Secure Defaults Configure Admin User Onboard switch (use VLAN10 for management)Ĭonfigure all ports connected to the gateway as VLAN trunksĬonfigure BIOS to boot from installation mediaĬlick through default OPNsense installation (select MBR when prompted) On admin workstation, add a virtual interface with VLAN 20 to the physical interface plugged into the switch.Plug all other gateway ports into LAN switch Plug WAN uplink into port 2 on the gateway

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OPNsense VGA image block copied to a USB Drive or OPNsense ISO image copied to the _iso directory on an Iodd Virtual Disk Drive.

Preferably public FQDN is already configured ISP IP address, subnet and gateway (unless provided via DHCP) Primary VLANs = P = Y – (Y+9) = 10 Primaries So far, this configures OPNsense as a Gateway, connected to one switch. A configuration with a Gateway, DMZ and internal router is preferable, but I wanted to start with something simpler. This is roughly the config I run on a standalone OPNsense gateway. I’m going through the process of recording my configuration processes so that I can automate as much of them as possible.

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