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FreeIPA | needed Ports

Created: 20 November 2018 | Written by vincent | Print | Email | Hits: 3964

Free IPA |

steps	On IPA server IPA uses the following ports to communicate with its services:
	TCP ports: 80, 88, 443, 389, 636, 88, 464, 53, 135, 138, 139, 445, 1024-1300
	UDP ports: 88, 464, 53, 123, 138, 139, 389, 445

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Quellen/Source:
- needed Ports for FreeIPA
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Category: OPNSense

FW-03 setup

Created: 22 September 2017 | Written by vincent | Print | Email | Hits: 17258

apu2c4 / 4 GB DDR3-1333 DRAM / WLAN wle200nx / 240GB mSATA Kingston

List of the Hardware --> Firewall | Hardware

myNet 2017 08 where one the design

FW/opnSense = apu2c4
WAN = Eth1
eth0 = Eth2
eth1 = eth3 (but later)

List of IP Range & VLAN --> Firewall | IP & VLAN

Alle Teile zusammenschrauben und löten.
fw03 cut

Link:

PC Engine howto - OS Installation - opnsense
Download opnSense
Etcher

Steps:

download the latest serial amd64 installer for OPNSense (e.g. OPNsense-17.7-OpenSSL-serial-amd64.img.bz2)
Write image to an USB stick using Etcher (Etcher is a graphical writing tool for Mac OS, Linux and Windows)
boot apu2 from USB with installed mSATA/SD
follow the instructions of the installer

Important: the SD slot on the apu2 boards is directly connected to the CPU and needs the module SDHCI to work.
Do not use an SD to boot FreeBSD based OS like pfSense and OPNSense on apu2 boards. Only very recent kernel versions fully support booting via SDHCI.
Try an USB-SD adapter in case of related troubles. If it works with the USB-SD adapter, but not in the SD slot, then the SDHCI module is missing ...

Installation Steps¶

The installation process involves a few simple steps.

Note
To invoke the installer login with user installer and password opnsense

Tip
The installer can also be started from the network using ssh, default ip address is 192.168.1.1

Configure console - The default configuration should be fine for most occasions.
Select task - The Quick/Easy Install option should be fine for most occasions. For installations on embedded systems or systems with minimal diskspace choose Custom Installation and do not create a swap slice. Continue with default settings.
Are you SURE? - When proceeding OPNsense will be installed on the first hard disk in the system.
Reboot - The system is now installed and needs to be rebooted to continue with configuration.

opnSense Installation

Problems:

Not Booting from the USB Stick

my config:

libre SSL	GUI \|System⇒Settings⇒General	Install OpenSSL & LibreSSL	system, Firmware, Settings
System update	GUI \| via System⇒Firmware
clamAV	Plugin	install clamAV

Source/Quellen/Infos:
- OPNSense hinter FB 6490 Cable
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- opnSense Unifi Controller | Unifi how to Install...
- opnsense WIFI setup
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Category: OPNSense

OPNSense | Add WLAN Interface

Created: 19 January 2018 | Written by Super User | Print | Email | Hits: 7840

Add WLAN Interface (IP Adressen entsprechend anpassen)
OpnSense Version

OPNsense 17.7.12-amd64
FreeBSD 11.0-RELEASE-p17
LibreSSL 2.6.4

	Interface - Wireless - Device	+add [Description]
	Interface - Assignments	select network Port and Press + select the Interface Name crated
		General configuration Enable Interface Descritpion [WLAN] IPv4 Configuration Type [static IPv4]
		Static IPv4 configuration IPv4 address [10.20.20.1]/24
		Common wireless configuration - Settings apply to all wireless networks on ath0 Standard [802.11ng] Regulatory settings County [select] Location [Indoor]
		Network-specific wireless configuration Mode [Access Point] SSID [name des Signal] WPA [x] Enable WPA WPA Pre-Shared Key [passowrt] WPA Mode [WPA2]
save & Apply Changes
	System - Gateways - All	+add gateway Interface [WLAN] Name [GW_WLAN]
	Services - DHCP - Server (Select the WLAN Tab)!!!	Enable [x] Range add from to DNS Server [add IP]

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Category: OPNSense

OPNSense | Backup Restore

Created: 19 January 2018 | Written by Super User | Print | Email | Hits: 4278

Save your OPNSense Config

System - Configuration - Backups
Dann Download Configuration

system wieder lauffähig machen.
letzes Backup
via System - Configuration - Backups [Restore]
file auswählen und die Firewall rebootet Add a comment

Category: OPNSense