How to Use an OPNsense Router Behind another Router
There may be instances where you may wish to run an OPNsense router behind another router. For instance, your ISP may make it difficult to use your …
Continue ReadingThere may be instances where you may wish to run an OPNsense router behind another router. For instance, your ISP may make it difficult to use your …
Continue ReadingWhile much of the content on this site focuses on more advanced home networking topics, I thought it may be helpful for new users to write a guide on …
Continue ReadingPreviously, I wrote about how to configure DNS over HTTPS using DNSCrypt-Proxy. Since Unbound DNS in OPNsense does not support DNS over HTTPS (DoH) …
Continue ReadingIPv6 was drafted in the mid-1990s when it was realized that IPv4 addresses would quickly be exhausted due to the explosive growth of the Internet. …
Continue ReadingIf you have any software/services hosted on your home network that you wish to access remotely, you may have encountered a situation in which your …
Continue ReadingOriginally I wanted to write about how to use a second OPNsense router two different ways: with NAT and without NAT. After digging into it further, I …
Continue ReadingOne of the most common ways to set up a home network with OPNsense is to use the following configuration: Internet > modem > OPNsense > …
Continue ReadingI was recently assigned a laptop to use for work so I wanted to create a new VLAN only for my work laptop to keep it segregated from my own network. …
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