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Let's get started.",[190,191,193],"h3",{"id":192},"full-video","Full Video",[195,196],"iframe",{"style":197,"src":198,"allow":199,"allowFullScreen":200},"width:100%; aspect-ratio:16\u002F9; border:0; border-radius:0.5rem;","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.youtube.com\u002Fembed\u002FVegl9azqY9A","accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture",true,[183,202],{},[204,205,207],"h2",{"id":206},"multiple-lan-setup","Multiple LAN Setup",[186,209,210],{},"Login to the OPNSense firewall and go to Dashboard Lobby. On the side\nmenu, go to the 'Interfaces', and there are LAN and WAN setups that we\nhave already set up. To configure LAN and WAN interfaces, read the\nprevious blog.",[186,212,213],{},"Then go to 'Assignments' in the Interfaces tab. To add a new\ninterface, click the 'Add' button.",[186,215,216],{},[217,218],"img",{"alt":219,"src":220},"","images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-1.png",[186,222,223],{},"By clicking the Add button, you will go to the next screen, and it\nautomatically gives it the name 'OPT1' and sets it up for that.",[186,225,226],{},[217,227],{"alt":219,"src":228},"images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-2.png",[186,230,231],{},"You will see that this interface is not enabled by default. For that,\ntake a look at the LAN interface. You will see that the LAN interface is\nenabled here.",[186,233,234],{},[217,235],{"alt":219,"src":236},"images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-3.png",[186,238,239],{},"We need to do the same thing on 'OPT1'. Click the 'Enable Interface'\nand add a description, select IPv4 Configuration Type as 'Static IPv4'\nand enter the IPv4 address.",[186,241,242],{},"Click the 'Save' button and then apply changes.",[186,244,245],{},[217,246],{"alt":219,"src":247},"images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-4.png",[186,249,250],{},"Now let's move towards setting up the DHCP server.",[204,252,254],{"id":253},"dhcp-server-setup","DHCP Server Setup",[186,256,257],{},"DHCP is used to provide clients with an IP address automatically. It is\navailable for both IPv4 and IPv6 clients, known as DHCP v4 and DHCPv6,\nrespectively.",[186,259,260],{},"To configure the DHCP for a VLAN, you need to enable IPV4 and IPV6 on\nthe VLAN interface. You can't enable DHCP until you do this. Go to the\n'Services' section, and there you see the DHCP option with LAN,\ninterfaces, relay, leases, and log file.",[186,262,263],{},"The DHCPv4 submenu consists of:",[186,265,266,270],{},[267,268,269],"strong",{},"Interface:"," An entry per interface or general settings, such as a\ntoggle to enable\u002Fdisable DHCP for this interface, DNS servers, DHCP\nrange, and more.",[186,272,273,276],{},[267,274,275],{},"Relay:"," DHCP requests can be forwarded to the DHCP server on another\ninterface. It is called relaying.",[186,278,279,282],{},[267,280,281],{},"Leases:"," Display all IP addresses handed out to the clients.",[186,284,285,288],{},[267,286,287],{},"Log File:"," This shows all the DHCP server log files.",[186,290,291],{},"Make sure you have a static IPv4 selected if you are using IPv4. Now\nenable the DHCP service.",[186,293,294],{},[217,295],{"alt":219,"src":296},"images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-5.png",[186,298,299,302],{},[267,300,301],{},"Note:"," The IP address range is 192.168.22.1-192.168.22.254, defined\nby the \"\u002F24' CIDR prefix.",[186,304,305],{},"After entering the IP addresses, click the 'Save' button. Go to the\nlobby dashboard and ensure that the DHCP server is configured.",[186,307,308],{},"Now go to the Services > DHCPv4 > Leases and see the MAC addresses.\nIt's better to get them from the 'Leases' page rather than from the\ndevice itself and writing down the MAC address.",[186,310,311],{},[217,312],{"alt":219,"src":313},"images\u002Fblog\u002Fmulti-6.png",[186,315,316],{},"When you open the new static DHCP page, you should fill out some basic\nrequirements for settings. 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