Thanks for the pointers in the right direction. Got it working.
After spending hours trying to configure different things, I found this article. Great for this type of setup for others like me not that proficient with the virtualization and virtualized networking aspects as of yet.
http://glycogen.net/2012/03/19/setup...fsense-router/
In the article, the author states that you have to disable SELinux, DO NOT DO THIS. I believe he had problems running iso images as install sources. Just relable the files to have the correct SELinux context
Quote:
chcon -R --reference=/var/lib/libvirt/images/ /lib/libvirt/images
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or
Quote:
chcon --reference=/var/lib/libvirt/images/ /lib/libvirt/images/file.iso
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(if you only want to relable a single file)
Please note that it is for setting up a very basic iptables ruleset on the host VM, but it will get the traffic passed properly. Make sure to revise the rules for production systems.
Now, I can endulge in learning how to use pfsense(network and guest vm guests) as well as shorewall(vm host firewall).