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Limiting bandwidth per Network Interface on your pfSense

Posted on December 23, 2020December 30, 2024 by Thiago Crepaldi

On pfSense’s documentation own words, “the basic idea of traffic shaping is raising and lowering the priorities of packets or keeping them under a certain speed. This concept seems simple, however, the number of ways in which this concept can be applied is vast.” pfSense supports “Traffic shaper” and “Limiter” (and they can be used…

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Configuring OpenVPN server on your pfSense

Posted on December 20, 2020December 30, 2024 by Thiago Crepaldi

A OpenVPN server is useful if you want to safely connect to your house/office’s network from a remote place, say Disneyland or from abroad. In this article we are going to setup an OpenVPN server on your pfSense using pfSense Local Database for authentication. Getting ready A brief word on performance running VPN depends on…

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How to configure NTP server on pfSense

Posted on December 19, 2020August 12, 2022 by Thiago Crepaldi

Enabling NTP server can be a good idea to help keeping synchronized all clocks on your network! pfSense already includes a NTP daemon, so we need minimal configuration to get started! Verify your timezone Our first step should be double check our pfSense is set to the correct timezone. Go to System >> General setup,…

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Isolating Wi-Fi networks using VLAN subnets through pfSense + Unifi switch and a little more…

Posted on November 25, 2020October 16, 2022 by Thiago Crepaldi

A typical home network is a simple single network and if any of your devices is compromised or infected with malware, the attacker may be able to spread malware or compromise all of your other devices. You can better protect your home network by separating your home network into sub-networks (aka subnets). Devices in a subnet do…

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How to setup UPS monitoring on your pfSense

Posted on November 7, 2020December 30, 2024 by Thiago Crepaldi

In previous posts we have discussed how to enable SNMPv1 support on your APC UPS for remote monitoring. Here we are going to leverage this configuration to allow pfSense to monitor your UPS and protect it from outages! The first step is to install the nut package on pfSense, if it is not installed yet….

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Isolating Wi-Fi networks using VLAN subnets through pfSense + UDM-Pro and a little more…

Posted on September 2, 2020August 14, 2022 by Thiago Crepaldi

A typical home network is a composed of a single network and if any of your devices is compromised or infected with malware, the attacker is able to spread malware or compromise all devices. You can better protect your home network by separating your home network into sub-networks (aka subnets). Devices in a subnet do not have…

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Setting-up Load balancing and Failover using pfSense Gateway Groups

Posted on September 2, 2020August 14, 2022 by Thiago Crepaldi

Load balancing, as the name implies, is the act of distributing load (in this case network packages) to one or more interfaces, which can be WANs if you have more than one ISP service connected to your pfSense appliance and/or VPN connections over a single WAN. Failover is similar, but instead of distributing, it switches…

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Setting up VPN client on your pfSense (Surfshark) with Kill switch

Posted on August 30, 2020December 30, 2024 by Thiago Crepaldi

Surfshark provides a cheap VPN service that allows unlimited number of devices with ad blocking. In this tutorial we are going to configure pfSense with Surfshark and assign an interface to it so that we can route it to other services. Surfshark information The first step is getting your Surfshark credentials. Go to the login…

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How to allow ping on pfSense WAN?

Posted on August 1, 2020August 14, 2022 by Thiago Crepaldi

By default, pings are not allowed and actually not recommended. Bu during a network debugging, it can be quite handy. In order to allow ping incoming on the pfSense WAN port, go to Firewall >> Rules >> WAN page and create a new rule by clicking on Add button (down arrow icon) and do as…

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Configuring OpenVPN Server on pfSense with LDAP authentication

Posted on July 21, 2020December 30, 2024 by Thiago Crepaldi

A OpenVPN server is useful if you want to safely connect to your house/office’s network from a remote place, say Disneyland or from abroad. In this article we are going to setup an OpenVPN server on your pfSense using LDAP for authentication based on Synology’s LDAP server. Getting ready A brief word on performance running…

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