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SG-2440 pfSense®SECURITYGATEWAYAPPLIANCE

QuickStartGuide

Table of Contents

Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

pfSense system ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

pfSense SG-2440 System Specifications.................................................................................................................................................. 4

Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Flexibility built in ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Software Features:.................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Core features include:............................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Stateful firewall based on FreeBSD10.1 packet filter.............................................................................................................................. 7

Warranty and Support Information......................................................................................................................................................... 7

I/O Ports.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Initial Configuration .................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Logging into the web interface ................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Dashboard.................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Configuring Hostname, Domain Name and DNS Servers.....................................................................................................................10

Hostname................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

Domain ....................................................................................................................................................................................................11

DNS Servers.............................................................................................................................................................................................11

Time Server Configuration...................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Time Server Synchronization..................................................................................................................................................................11

Configuring Wide Area Network (WAN) Type.......................................................................................................................................12

MAC address ...........................................................................................................................................................................................12

Configuring MTU and MSS .....................................................................................................................................................................13

Configuring DHCP Hostname .................................................................................................................................................................13

Configuring PPPoE and PPTP Interfaces ................................................................................................................................................14

Configuring LAN IP Address & Subnet Mask .........................................................................................................................................15

Change Administrator Password ...........................................................................................................................................................16

Basic Firewall Configuration Complete..................................................................................................................................................17

Backing up and restoring........................................................................................................................................................................18

Console Access by Serial Interface......................................................................................................................................................... 19

Mini USB Serial Interface........................................................................................................................................................................20

Serial Terminal Emulation Client............................................................................................................................................................20

Accessing the Console ............................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Configuring Serial Terminal Emulator....................................................................................................................................................20

Additional Support.................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

pfSense University ..................................................................................................................................................................................22

Other Support Options...........................................................................................................................................................................23

Safety Notices .........................................................................................................................................................................................23

1. Read, follow, and keep these instructions. .......................................................................................................................................23

2. Heed all warnings................................................................................................................................................................................23

3. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.................................................................................................23

Electrical Safety Information.................................................................................................................................................................. 23

Limited Warranty....................................................................................................................................................................................24

FCC Compliance ......................................................................................................................................................................................26

Industry Canada...................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Australia and New Zealand.....................................................................................................................................................................26

CE Marking ..............................................................................................................................................................................................27

RoHS/WEEE Compliance Statement......................................................................................................................................................27

English...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Deutsch.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Español ....................................................................................................................................................................................................27

Français....................................................................................................................................................................................................28

Italiano.....................................................................................................................................................................................................28

Declaration of Conformity......................................................................................................................................................................28

Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of the pfSense® SG-2440 Security Gateway Appliance with pfSense ® 2.2. X

The hardware platform in combination with the popular open source pfSense software provides a powerful,

reliable, cost-effective solution for your network security needs.

This Quick Start Guide will assist with the basic configuration of the PfSense SG-2440 system.

The system comes pre-assembled and ready to be configured.

pfSense system

The pfSense SG-2440 Security Gateway Appliance is a pfSense system, featuring the flexibility of pfSense

software as a firewall, LAN or WAN router, VPN router, DHCP Server, DNS Server, or other special purpose

Appliance.

This purchase goes directly to support pfSense development. By choosing a pfSense ® system you financially

support open source software and gain peace of mind that your system has been vetted and tested by the

pfSense core team at Netgate.

One common barrier to choosing and implementing open source software is the availability of prompt,

professional support from knowledgeable individuals. We eliminate that barrier for pfSense users by

providing paid support, consulting and development services to the open source community. Free support is

also available on the forums hosted at https://forum.pfsense.org

pfSense SG-2440 System Specifications

2 core Intel® Atom™ C2358 CPU, 1.7 GHz

Standard Mini-ITX 170x170mm form factor

4 GB DDR3L Non ECC Memory on board

4GB eMMC flash on board

4x RJ-45 1 GbE Intel Ethernet ports, Intel i350 (i354 on-die)

Blue Anodized Enclosure with 5 SMA/RP-SMA sized antenna cutouts

1 mini-SATA (mSATA) connector

1 SATA II connector

2x full length mPCIe slots, one with micro-SIM. Also supports half-length cards.

2x USB 2.0 Host ports

1 Mini-USB Serial Console Port

Reset Push button

Power/Status/SATA Activity LEDs

Front Panel Header

Coreboot boot loader

RTC coin cell backup battery

12 VDC Power Input Connector (Call for ATX availability and MOQ)

AC/DC Auto-Ranging Switching Power Adapter

Input Voltage: 90 ~ 264 VAC

Output Voltage: 12 VDC

Current Output (Max): 4.16A

Power (Watts): 50W

Fanless operation from 0°C to 40°C ambient temperature using included heatsink

FCC, CE Class B Compliance

RoHS Compliant

Overview

Designed to serve as your modern low-cost, low-power production platform of choice for cost-sensitive

edge and communication appliances. The SG-2440 works as the core for your intelligent CPE, VoIP PBX,

Internet Gateway, firewall, VPN router or layered security appliance. This fanless Intel Atom (Rangeley)

based advanced communication platform is designed with low power requirements for long life and solid

reliability.

The 2 core 1.7 Ghz Intel C2358 processor with Intel QuickAssist integrated accelerator sports four

10/100/1000 Mb Intel Ethernet ports, 4GB of DDR3L memory, and 4 GB of onboard eMMC flash memory for

program storage. You can expand this system with additional program and data storage through either the

mSATA or SATA II ports. Additional communications options are possible with miniPCIe slots for Wi-Fi or

3G/4G/LTE cellular cards.

The rear panel offers easy access to all interfaces as well as providing 5 SMA/RP-SMA sized antenna cutouts

pfSense SG-2440 System Board

Flexibility built in

The base price includes the pfSense SG- 2440 system board preloaded with pfSense software version 2.2.1.

Enhance your system to suit your specific needs with:

mSATA SSD

Wireless cards, pigtails and antennas

Cellular modem

Other miniPCIe and USB cards

Software Features:

pfSense is an, open source full featured firewall and router platform based on FreeBSD 10.1.

Arrives pre-loaded with pfSense software

IPv6 –support for IPv6 connectivity

Captive portal –allows for a splash page to all users upon connecting to your network, optionally

with authentication. This is commonly used with wireless hot spots, or as an additional layer of

protection for wireless networks with authentication against a local user database, or external

RADIUS server such as Microsoft Active Directory.

VPN –Three types of VPNs are supported, IPsec, OpenVPN and PPTP. You can use these options to

connect roaming users for remote access, or site to site connectivity to connect multiple locations.

Multi-WAN –multiple Internet connections with failover and load balancing are supported. In

combination with a VLAN capable switch, you can connect numerous Internet connections over a

single physical interface on the firewall.

Dynamic DNS –if your public IP is dynamic, you may want to sign up with a dynamic DNS provider

and use the Dynamic DNS client to keep your hostname updated. This is especially helpful if you

want to access services like VPN remotely.

In-place upgrades. No need to disassemble system to upgrade, patch or add packages.

pfSense provides a software packaging system which allows for the extension of functionality

beyond its extensive core feature set.

Core features include:

Stateful firewall based on FreeBSD10.1 packet filter

RADIUS support

NAT support

Load balancing

VPN: IPsec, OpenVPN, PPTP

Dynamic DNS client

DHCP Server and Relay functions

PPPoE Server

Reporting and monitoring features with real time information

Warranty and Support Information

One year manufacturer’s hardware warranty.

Free support for all pfSense questions is available by pfSense free forum or mailing list.

Standard 30 day return policy

pfSense products are bundled with two support incidents, valid for up to a year or until exhausted.

Support from pfSense provides you with direct access to our team to assist you with any technical issues related to

pfSense.

pfSense support compliments your IT resources, adding value and increasing efficiency by having a pfSense

engineer ready to answer your questions and provide best practice advice.

Before using your support incidents, we highly recommend that you take advantage of our on-line documentation

and discussion forums. These are complimentary resources available to you 24x7 that may lead directly to the

answers you are looking for.

If eligible for support, you will receive a post card sized document with your device with instructions on activating

support. For more information on per-incident support, please see the FAQ at

https://www.pfsense.org/get-support/support-faq.html

All Specifications subject to change without notice.

I/O Ports

Figure 1 Legend

Initial Configuration

Connect an Ethernet cable to port 5 as shown in Figure 1 above. Do not use any other port for initial web

configuration. Connect the other end to the Ethernet cable to the computer you will be performing the

initial configuration from. Make certain the network interface card on the PC is configured for DHCP in

order to access the web configurator upon initial setup.

Connect the WAN interface from ISP/Modem to port 4shown in Figure 1. Static IP configurations such as

PPPoE or PPPT are configured later.

Connect the power cable to port 10 as shown in Figure 1 of the unit; insert the power adapter connector to

a power source and power the unit up. The pfSense SG-2440 will boot and be ready for the initial

configuration after approximately two minutes.

Once the system is booted, the attached computer should receive a 192.168.1.1 IP address from the DHCP

server that is active on the pfSense appliance.

Logging into the web interface

Browse to https://192.168.1.1 to access the web interface. In some instances, the browser will respond with

a message indicating a problem with an untrusted certificate. This is normal as the pfSense system issues a

self-signed certificate. Figure 2 is a typical example from Google Chrome. If this message or similar

messages are encountered, it is safe to proceed.

1 Mini-USB Serial Port

6Opt2 - IGB2

2 USB0 (USB 2.0)

7 Opt3 - IGB3

3 USB1 (USB 2.0)

8 Reset Button

4 WAN - IGB0

9SATA Activity /Power Indicator

5LAN - IGB1

10 Power Input

Figure 2

The login appears as depicted in Figure 3

Figure 3

Enter the following default username and password

Username: admin

Password: pfsense

Select LOGIN to continue

Dashboard

Upon successful login, the following is displayed as shown in Figure 4

Figure 4

Configuring Hostname, Domain Name and DNS Servers

Figure 5

Hostname

For hostname, you may enter anything as it does not affect functionality of the firewall. Assigning a

hostname to the firewall will allow you to access the GUI console by hostname as well as IP address.

For the purposes of this guide, we will use pfsense for the Hostname as shown in Figure 5

The default hostname, pfsense may be left unchanged.

Once saved in the configuration, console access can be reached by entering http://pfsense as well as

http://192.168.1.1

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