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1. Dynamic DHCP WAN uplink
On this page we discuss how to connect your OPNSense router to the internet when you have a dynamic DHCP connection.
2. Static DHCP WAN Uplink
3. Dynamic DHCP PPPoE WAN Uplink
4. Static PPPoE WAN Uplink
Perfect, so you have obtained a set of static IP addresses from your ISP (Hopefully Deternet ISP ;)) and they have told you that you will have a Fiber PPPoE connection. This could be a /30 a /29 or bigger subnet, but the configuration will be the same for all ...
5. Private DCHP WAN Uplink
In the scenario where you don't have access to the main uplink of your ISP e.g you are in a flat where the internet uplink is shared via a centralised router. Or if you have a direct connection from a building to the datacenter then this could also be an inter...
6. IPv4 CGNAT Setup
CGNAT is basically the worst setup you can possible have. This means the ISP simply does not have enough IPv4 addresses to give everyone an public IP address be it static or dynamic. In such a case your services will never be publicly accessible because you ge...
3. VPN Setup (Wireguard)
Source: Home Network GuyIn this tutorial we will setup a wireguard VPN connection on top of the OPNsense home network that we just created. This is most often what I do straight away after an installation. Since, this makes sure you can connect to the network ...
1. Wireguard Instance Creation
In this tutorial we will setup a Wireguard VPN Instance which will allow you to connect to your local network remotely. That means you can connect to it from any place in this world as if you were at home. This is extremely secure as well since it will u...
2. Peer Generator
Okey now you have setup your Wireguard Instance. Then now it is time to create a peer that can connect to the created instance. OPNSense makes this extremely simple. 1. Just go to VPN > Wireguard > Peer Generator 2. Endpoint: This is the public IP address of y...
3. Enable VPN Interface
Now, that you have setup your Wireguard instance and peer it is time to enable the VPN interface. 1. Go to Interfaces > Assignments > Device drop down menu > Select wgo (Wireguard - VPN_ROOT) and add it as a new interface 2. Then click on the newly created VP...
4. Setup VPN Firewall Rules
We are almost there! The last thing we need to do is setup the correct firewall rules. Now, since you will create a root VPN you want this user to have access to all the different networks. Hence, the rules will be pretty simple. Go to Firewall > Rules [New] ...
7. Multiple WAN Setup
4. Caddy Reverse Proxy
Caddy
Setup Caddy Make sure administaration is set to port 8443 also set firewall rules on wan to allow incoming connections on ports 80 and 443. Change the TCP Port to 8443 (example), do not forget to adjust the firewall rules to allow access to the WebGUI. On...
2.3 Maintenance
This book will discuss how you maintain your home lab. Now, there is not to much to it and you can make it as crazy as you want but basically the most important is that you update your containers when new updates are available, and get notified when your run o...
1. Notification Services
This chapter discusses all kinds of notifications you can receive on your phone or laptop regarding your home lab. You want to be notified when a hard drive fails, when a disk is almost full, when backup failed, when a new update is available or any other aler...
1. NTFY
Docker VM Deployment via Dockhand Ntfy is a great notification application that provides you with alarms on your phone or laptop if anything happens inside your infrastructure. When resource limits are reached or when a new update for a container is available...
2. Classic Email SMTP Setup
Email is definitely one of the notification systems that you need to setup for notifications. Lots of applications use email for user verification, to setup accounts, but also to get notified for events, changes etcetera. Now, every Email provider has an SMTP...