Create a rule like:ĭestination = Network AND 10.0.0.0 / 8 # This is where you put your LAN network in. Now, on the landing page, go to Firewall => Rules (on the top drop down).
Finally, change password for your admin account. Uncheck the two boxes under the LAN interface under the section “Reserved Networks” that are checked by default. Go through the wizard, set WAN to get DHCP address (on my LAN, we have a DHCP server => yours probably does too!). Now on one of the Clients, boot them up and open a browser to to go through the setup wizard. Answer the questions to change 192.168.1.1 to 10.30.30.254, /24, no dhcp, yes to enable the web GUI using http. Boot the machine and make sure that your bridged adapter is the WAN (default name em0) and your internal network is the LAN (default named em1). Once the OS has installed, remove the iso when it prompts for a reboot. For some reason, I can never get this on the first try so feel free to try a couple times. NOTE: At the main menu, hit the key to get out of it and then press i to install. On the PFSense VM, mount the ISO and install the OS. But isn’t that bad? I mean your setting up a second domain within your current domain? Don’t worry, we will get to that. On the PFSense VM only, add a second “Bridged” network that will be used to pass traffic from your regular LAN to the VM’s on the internal network. Note that with this option, the VM’s can talk to each other but nothing else can assuming you place them in their own subnet. Set the network on all VM’s to have only “internal network” with whatever name you want. Get ISO’s for 3 VMs: One PFSense, One domain controller (I used a 2016 server license), and one client (I used W10 and an existing W7 VM). To Resolve:įirst, I had to come up with a different subnet for my lab, I chose 10.30.30.0/24. Follow these steps to setup a lab on your network that will have access to the internet, but no contact with anything on your main network.
So I have had a home lab on my computer for years at home, but I tasked myself of setting one up with one of my servers at work with Virtual Box.
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