NitroWall NW678, NW4J3#
Getting Started#
Warning
Do not connect the NitroWall directly to your LAN as two DHCP servers will be actively distributing IPs within the network, confusing and disconnecting arbitrary devices in your network.
Connect the NitroWalls LAN1 port by a patch cable with the Ethernet port of your laptop or PC
Important
Note that the standard configuration of OPNsense uses LAN2 as the WAN port and LAN1,3,4 as LAN ports. By default LAN3 and LAN4 are disabled. So you have to enable them (i.e. via bridging).
Connect the NitroWall with power supply
Turn on the NitroWall by I/O switch on the front side
After booting (the NitroWall beeps accordingly) it is available via https://192.168.1.1/. You’ll get an IP address from NitroWalls DHCP-Server automatically
Confirm browser security warning
After logging in you are at the admin dashboard of the NitroWall
Login: root
Password: opnsense
Start the system wizard via the menu of the left-hand side: system → system wizard → setup. The wizard is going through the configuration with you step-by-step.
NitroWall back side
NitroWall front side
NitroWall dashboard
Reload the NitroWall
After configuring your NitroWall reload it to make the changes persistent. As soon as the process terminates, you are back again at the dashboard.
After the installation is complete, install the necessary updates. To do this, go to System → Firmware → Updates.