- Download pfsense iso
- Download Ubuntu Desktop iso
- Create a VM for the pfsense
- two interfaces
- Adaper 1
- Enable Network Adapter
- NAT
- Adaper 2
- Enable Network Adapter
- Internal Network
- intnet
- add the pfsense iso as a Storage
- Empty
- On the far right, there is a disk icon with a drop-down arrow
- Choose a virtual CD/DVD disk file...
- Select the pfsense iso on your local drive
- OK
- Boot the pfsense and hit "I" (capital eye) at the appropriate time to install pfsense to the VM's hard drive
- em0 and em1 will be the interfaces to use
- not found automatically in my case
- Rest of pfsense install not covered here
- Install Ubuntu as normal
- Adapter 1
- use intnet
- Start up Ubuntu desktop and log into 192.168.1.1or some similar gateway IP
NOTE: Did you get stuck, blocked, lost? Let me know on which step, thanks.
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