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--- pfsense:install_pfsense:create_interfaces [2020/12/16 12:02] – [Configure interface IP addresses] peter
+++ pfsense:install_pfsense:create_interfaces [2021/01/05 14:15] (current) – [Configure interface IP addresses] peter
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 ====== PFSense - Install pfSense - Create Interfaces ======
+<WRAP info>
+The approach taken here is to match the third octet of each interface IP address to the corresponding VLAN tag.
+This just makes it easier to remember:
+  * VLAN tag **50** => 192.168.**50**.0.
+  * VLAN tag **70** => 192.168.**70**.0.
+  * VLAN tag **99** => 192.168.**99**.0.
+</WRAP>
+----
 ===== Create an interface per VLAN =====
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   * MTU:  **None**.
   * MSS:  **None**.
-  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preferences, typically autoselect)**.
+  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preference, typically autoselect)**.
 In **Static IPv4 configuration**:
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   * MTU:  **None**.
   * MSS:  **None**.
-  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preferences, typically autoselect)**.
+  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preference, typically autoselect)**.
 In **Static IPv4 configuration**:
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   * MTU:  **None**.
   * MSS:  **None**.
-  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preferences, typically autoselect)**.
+  * Speed and Duplex:  **Default (no preference, typically autoselect)**.
 In **Static IPv4 configuration**:
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 Click **Save** and Apply changes.
-<WRAP center round todo 60%>
-Update this graph to show 192.168.99.0/24.
-</WRAP>