Very very interesting video, many thanks for that. (But please, dont add background music : it's so disturbing and annoying, and this kind music is so boring...)
bro!!!! I do not understand! Why are you doing this with a layer two switch? What you did is not vlan! You added a LAN bridge to a hardware LAN that can be run with a dumbap! If the lan is a hardware form, it is right in front of you! Why should we give a straight line with a shunt to another indirect line? If you needed internet on all virtual machines, it would be done with the same LAN port and a bridge and adding a bridge! I don't understand the whole concept!
I installed Proxmox on my SER5 and... it bricked right after the warranty has expired! Their support told me they won't fix it and won't send me spare parts even if I pay them. Don't be like me, avoid Beelink
Excellent video. One small suggestion. You have attatched 3 usb ethernet. Whereas you could have done with only 1 [ For lan and vlan ] I have done similar setup using 10 G card for 1 Lan and 7 vlan on single port.
Skip adding music. It is not needed (most big channels never use music). It is a waste of your time adding the music. And it is so annoying I have stopped watching. And as someone else mentioned - your own volume is too low, when compared to other videos. Good luck with the view count.
Excellent, excellent video you covered the most common needed missing information in other videos and explained it very well ! Can you please share your drawing so I can input my info to help me learn. Thanks!
I tried to listen, thinking this guy was just whining but found myself drifting away too. 😅 It’s just that you don’t have a grating harsh voice that cuts through the music. Your voice is fine, just too easy for the volume of music Thanks for the chart😊
Great video. Check the windows VM event viewer where it was failing to produce prompt. I have seen it before where it fails to trust the certificate produced by DC server and never produce a dialog box to sign in. One way to do it is to install DC server cert manually or via GPO onto local root store on windows VM. Start with event viewer first. I also have a question, if you have a daisy chain phone /PC seems you likely have to configure radius authentication on phone with keyed credentials already for phone to land on phone vlan, correct? Appreciate your feedback to question and also when you try my suggestion.
Maybe we need to install the certificate. Thanks for the suggestion. For your question, I have not tried it yet though but I would suggest to use MAC auth bypass for the phone.
Thank you for the video, currently looking on how to implement multiple lan interfaces behind pfsense with each interfaces have its own dhcp. Now i know how to do it. 🙌🏼
You couldn't use a VirtIO network because the drivers didn't exist yet. You can probably switch back to VirtIO drivers after it's installed. I think there is a way to install the network driver while installing Windows but I forget exactly where that option is.
Ah you mean the license key that comes with Beelink. I was not able to retrieve it though. I applied a new license key to the Windows 11 VM. You may refer to the links below that might help. forum.bee-link.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=88789 forum.bee-link.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=77956
I have not tried this though. This link might help community.sophos.com/sophos-xg-firewall/f/discussions/109099/can-i-transfer-a-trial-evaluation-to-a-free-home-license/390641 and if not you may post it in Sophos community.
great video. thanks for your effort 🙂. How can we connect from your management Pc to Windows 11 figuring in your network architecture? is there any configuration to do in the router?
A DMZ is a direst connection to your WAN, either to your public IP or External IP, or in the case of your setup, it would be your main home IP range. Also you wouldn't set up a dhcp on it as it would receive an IP from the WAN. You should actually call your DMZ a Guest Network at most, but even then it would be locked down and restricted, to using certain ports, and have RFC1918 to prevent network hopping.
If there is a requirement to connect from management PC which is behind the WAN of the Pfsense going to an internal LAN PC, we need to configure port forwarding in pfsense.
