![]() In my case I have decided a long time ago to adopt a "block all" approach and allow exceptions a needed (I block everything unless traffic matches a set of clear rules), I dont have a "allow LAN to any" rule. My understanding is that setting the gateway to "NordVPN" "dictates" traffic from LAN to use the NordVPN interface as the outgoing interface to the internet. Is that correct?Īt step 10 they edit a rule on their LAN interface that seems to allow traffic from LAN to anywhere to have gateway as the new virtual interface "NordVPN". In my case, I would have to create 3 rules, one for each of my VLAN's. On step 9 they create a NAT rule to redirect traffic coming from LAN to the new "NordVPN" virtual interface. It needs to be unchecked for the python module. Is that correct?īecause I currently use DNSBL in python mode, can I leave all Unbound settings "as-is" with the exception of changing the outgoing interface to the new "NordVPN" virtual interface? I thought using "WAN_HW" instead of creating a new interface but my understanding is that a "virtual" interface has to be created in order for the OpenVPN service to bind to. I would like internet traffic from all VLANs to go thru NordVPN. LAN_HW: em4 -> physical network and underlying for 3 VLAN's (LAN, SEG & DMZ).I am currently using 4 interfaces (1 hardware & 3 virtual): I do not understand why we need to create an additional interface. Their tutorial is easy to follow for me until step 5 (interface creation). ![]() I have registered to NordVPN, and I have followed their setup tutorial for pfsense 2.5 (I am on 2.6 if that matters) but I have a lot of questions primarly because I am not familiar with the nomenclature and I have a fairly customized pfsense setup.
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