Guides

Here are the steps to configure pfSense for IPv6 on Exetel NBN and ADSL products. Exetel has recently started supporting dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 on their ADSL and NBN products. Chances are your existing connection will "just work". Exetel Business Internet products on Telstra Fibre, Optus Fibre or EFM, AAPT/TPG/PIPE Fibre or EFM/MBE, or Other, support IPv6 through static address assignment. These products are not covered in this document. (FTTP) Plug pfSense® WAN port in to UNI-D port How to remove the cover and access the NBN NTD are well documented, so won't be covered here in detail. You...

Here are the steps to configure pfSense for IPv6 on Telstra NBN and ADSL products. Telstra has supported dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 on their ADSL and NBN products from some time. Chances are your existing connection will "just work". (FTTP) Plug pfSense® WAN port in to UNI-D port How to remove the cover and access the NBN NTD are well documented, so won't be covered here in detail. You should first ensure that your service is working using the Telstra provided modem. Typically this will be on UNI-D port 1 or 2. If you have a fault, Telstra will...

Configure pfSense to use IPv6 on Internode

TPG FTTP NBN has strange quirks, similar to their FTTN products which you can read about here. This guide will help you get settings right for FTTP. Plug pfSense® WAN port in to UNI-D port How to remove the cover and access the NBN NTD are well documented, so won't be covered here in detail. You should first ensure that your service is working using the TPG provided modem. Typically this will be on UNI-D port 1 or 2. If you have a fault, TPG will want you to plug their modem in - so once you're sure your service...

A step-by-step guide to connecting an GL.iNet Router via OpenVPN to a pfSense firewall