fresh install of ipfire v2.25 141 latest downloaded from the website and for some reason i get this message after a fresh install and cannot get online or access the web gui
chmod:cannot access ’ /var/run/dhcp.pid’ : no such file or directory
have tried a few times to reinstall also tried older distros of ipfire just cant work out where im going wrong
thanks in advanced i am a bit of a network moron so might need it dumbed down a little bit
hi i can get the red link up bot green dosent issue any ip address and i cannot get online on the computer or any wired or wireless kit but it seem to talk to the modem- router ok just wont issue any ip address on the green side have also tried a fresh install of ipfire and tried older distros
The address for IPFire green should be ok, if your green network is defined as 192.168.0.0/24.
But the start and end address are wrong! They belong to your red network 192.168.1.0/24.
ok what would you be putting for the ip address start-end i have also been using those ip address for a while with an old install with no issues i think
no i haven’t but i cant even get an ip address from green or even a net connection but ipfire can get time on boot which tells me it has one from the router - modem
??? I’m talking about a client that is supposed to talk with the firewall, not the system running the firewall. It’s all about to get access to the webui.
Yes, this are private IPs ( not accessible and routable from outside ).
To help you, we should know just the network definitions of your system.
From your screen shot in your first post we know RED is 192.168.1.0/24
How is GREEN configured?
As an example, my config is
RED : <public ISP network>/22, public IP assigned by DHCP
GREEN : 192.168.10.0/24, IP 192.168.10.254
BLUE : 192.168.20.0/24, IP 192.168.20.1
DHCP pools are chosen as subset of the GREEN and BLUE networks.
I aggree with bbitsch: post the green + red (and blue if used) config here (which you set up during the setup routine. You may have done mistakes that were not catched by the setup routine.