I want to enable high availability on my pfSense routers. I’ve bought them at the same time, same model.
Comcast modem 10.10.10.1
pfSense1: WAN 10.10.10.2.
pfSense3: WAN 10.10.10.3.
My setup is the following:
Comcast modem (Set up to DMZ and forward all traffic to the pfsense1 in production)
pfSense1 is on production and handles VLANs, DHCP, etc. (Connects to usw-48-pro ubiquiti where the ubiquiti key is also connected and my devices)
I am unable to get to pfSense2 GUI at all.
I tried accessing 10.10.10.3 from a laptop within pfSense1 and there are no pings whatsoever. (I am able to reach comcast and pfsense1 addresses from my laptop in the lan)
I connected the laptop directly to the comcast modem to get a 10.10.10.30 IP address, yet I am unable to reach pfSense2 either. When I use Zenmap, I am able to see the device is connected.
I’m not sure if this has anything to do with the DMZ setup or what not. I’ve been pulling my hair out these past days.
The problem was that the LAN cable in pfsense2 was not puggled in the network. I am able to reach both pfsense from my main network and HA is properly configured.