your home router SUCKS!! (use pfSense instead)
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A complete tutorial on setting up a pfSense firewall on a Protectli Vault appliance, featuring installation via a bootable USB created with Rufus, configuration of WAN and LAN interfaces, port forwarding, dynamic DNS with Cloudflare, and OpenVPN client setup with Private Internet Access.
From the video
Answers: How do I set up and configure a pfSense firewall appliance?
- pfSense firewall setup
- Protectli Vault appliance
- Rufus bootable USB creation
- WAN and LAN interface configuration
- Port forwarding in pfSense
- Cloudflare dynamic DNS
- OpenVPN client setup with Private Internet Access
- Service Watchdog package installation
- Snort and pfBlockerNG overview
What it concludes
- pfSense is free, open-source router and firewall software that offers advanced security and control over home networks.
- A managed switch supporting VLANs is recommended to unlock advanced networking features with pfSense.
- pfSense cannot be installed on a Raspberry Pi.
- Dynamic DNS with providers like Cloudflare and routing all network traffic over a VPN like Private Internet Access can be easily configured in pfSense.
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