Hello,
I am replacing a Cisco ASA at my home with an openbsd server. I've pf with
nat and some basic rules in place. my internal machines are able to reach
out to the internet with no problems. I've a separate lab network of
servers which are segregated into multiple VLANs. I've been able to
I have multiple blans and a trunk port. I have hostname.vlan100
hostname.200 in /etc. then my pf.conf file uses packet tagging to separate
the vlan traffic
On Wednesday, August 19, 2015, Dot Yet dot@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I am replacing a Cisco ASA at my home with an openbsd server.
Em 19-08-2015 16:50, Dot Yet escreveu:
So, can one of you help me understand how I can write the pf rules to allow
communication between em1 and vlan 12/15 or communication between vlan 12
and vlan 15 etc.
If all machines have OpenBSD as their gateway, simple pass rules should
do. No need for
Em 19-08-2015 18:25, Dot Yet escreveu:
The machines are all pointing to the openbsd server as their default
gateway.
Nice.
the nat is only being used to get out to the internet (em0). internal
subnets do not use nat to communicate.
So you have the setup I outlined.
I don't want to use any
OK, great, that's helpful. The machines are all pointing to the openbsd
server as their default gateway. the nat is only being used to get out to
the internet (em0). internal subnets do not use nat to communicate. I don't
want to use any routing protocol for this, but just simple firewall rules
to
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