So I just changed my network from:
ISP → pfSense → Switches → Unifi Console LCX
To:
ISP → Dream Machine SE → Switches
My only issue is I’m trying to figure out how I would correctly setup HA Proxy and VPN without pfSense since I’m letting the console handle all of the firewall features. I have a domain I would like to use HA Proxy for directing to internal IP specifics but also use it internal with DNS Resolver, so I don’t get the cert error on my NAS / Servers like I did with pfSense + Let’s Encrypt + HA Proxy in your video.
I’m not finding much info for running HA Proxy or Wire guard behind the Unifi console just in front of it using pfSense. I know UniFi says “Wire guard is coming soon” as per your video and I found some info on how to SSH into the Dream Machine and install it, but I would like to keep things on a different server/VM is possible.
Any suggestions on how to accomplish this or pointers or diagrams?
Below is all my equipment from previous setup or I have available if this helps
2x Dell Wyse Thinclients 8GB / 32GB eMMC Was running pfSense they have 2x NIC Gbe
HP Slimline 500GB 1 Internal NIC Gbe / Dual Port Intel Gbe
Alienware Aurora 10 Ryzen 5800x 512GB NVMe / 32GB 1 Internal Gbe NIC / Dual Port 10G SFP
Unifi Gen 1 8 Port Switch
Unifi Gen 2 8 Port Enterprise 2.5GB
Unifi Dream Machine SE
2x Unifi Flex Mini
Unifi LR AC
I also ordered 2x Unifi G4 Instant Camera that should come in sometime next week
Basically, I’m using this to learn Networking+ / Security+ / Server+ etc. This is my home network and I have a domain that I would like to forward for servers like Photo Gallery / WordPress maybe.
But also, I want to run a server like Proxmox *Since I can’t get almost any other Linux / ESXI / XCP-NG running on the Alienware due to some issue with the Ryzen / Alienware. But I would like to run:
Portainer
Pi hole
Photo Gallery
Word Press
Access Unifi Protect from outside the network
Sorry I might not be explaining it very well and I have a feeling you’re going to say to follow your video of:
ISP → pfSense → LAN 1 → Unifi Dream Machine → LAN Port 192.168.x.x
→ LAN 2 → Unifi Dream Machine → WAN 1 172.168.x.x
Then run how I have been running in the past