This ensures the interface will access all VLANs, technically acting as a trunk port. On the Hardware tab double-click on the second NIC ( Network Device), which is the LAN interface on our router. īrowse to the ROUTER virtual machine (our pfSense installation) on Proxmox. We need to make sure that the LAN interface of the pfSense box is set up as a trunk port, this gives access pfSense to all required VLANs. On Proxmox: configure the LAN interface of pfSense # Configure the management interface on vlan1 Ovs_ports eno1 vlan1 vlan11 vlan12 vlan13 vlan14 vlan15 vlan16 vlan17 vlan18 vlan19 vlan20 New, updated /etc/network/interface: # The loopback network interface Proxmox knows that you want to utilize the new built-in virtual switch and adds the existing (default) VLAN1 and also the additional VLANs (from VLAN11 all the way to VLAN20) to the mix! eno1) and your previous IP address on the interface(s). Remember to use your physical interface name (ex. Now update the configuration, following the new interfaces file as a template. # If you are not familiar with vim, use the nano editor: Open the config file with vi or nano: vi /etc/network/interfaces Yours will be very similar, however pay attention to the physical interface name (in the example it's eno1, yours is likely different)! Also make sure you use your IP address that your Proxmox box currently has, otherwise you'll lose connectivity to the hypervisor. I attach my original and also the modified config file below.
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