Thanks for the link. I've been looking for a definitive how-to for load
balancing. It appears to have more information than some of the other
documentation.
I'm not, however, actually using the OPT2 as a Wan link. I just want to
use it to act, basically, like a separate subnet on the network. All
the nodes that connect to that interface are on the same subnet as the
interface itself, they can all see each other in arp, and I can ping out
from both the pfsense box and the LAN interface and get a reply from the
other nodes on OPT2. The problem is that they can't see or ping or
connect to either the pfsense machine or to anything on the lan
interface. I added a rule to the firewall rules page for this interface
to allow all traffic into and out of the interface. And the firewall
logs show that connection attempts are accepted. But, none of the
remote nodes get responses to their traffic.
Vaughn
Scott Ullrich wrote:
We have docs concerning multi-wan. Please ensure that you have double
checked your settings.
http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-Wan/Load-Balancing
I run multi-wan at work and it absolutely works.
Scott
On 3/29/07, Robert Goley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems we are both having the same basic issue. I am assuming that
you are
able to connect out via the same OPT2 interface you are trying to
connect in
thru. I wish I had more answer for you than I am having this trouble
too.
No one has responded to my emails. If I find the source of my
problem, I
will let you know.
Robert
On Thursday 29 March 2007 07:13, Vaughn L. Reid III wrote:
> I am running the 3-27 snapshot of pfsense.
>
> I've been testing out adding a 2nd OPT interface that goes to remote
> sites over a wireless link. A dedicated access point is doing all the
> wireless stuff, so that is not a responsibility of the pfsense box.
> Here's my problem though.
>
> I can ping remote hosts from the pfsense box and can ping the remote
> hosts from the LAN interface. Remote hosts show up in my arp table on
> the pfsense box and remote hosts can see the pfsense box in their arp
> tables. I have a firewall rule configured to all all traffic going
into
> and coming out of the interface on the pfsense box (Once I get things
> working, I'll lock this down some).
>
> Firewall Rule:
> Proto * Source * Destination * Port * Gateway *
>
> The firewall log shows that the pfsense box is accepting inbound
> requests, but nothing happens. The remote hosts can't ping the
pfsense
> machine, connect to it in any way, or access resources that lie
behind it.
>
> I do not have a NAT rule set for this interface, and I'm using
Advanced
> NAT. I don't want to perform NAT on this interface, just routing.
>
> The IP of the OPT interface on the pfsense box is 172.16.125.1/24 with
> no gateway defined for the interface. All of the remote hosts are in
> the 172.16.125.0/24 subnet and they have the pfsense box set up as
their
> default gateway. The diagnostic => routes page shows the correct
> interface as for the route to the 172.16.125.0/24 network and also
shows
> a route to each host.
>
> Am I missing something that I need to have configured that I
don't? My
> other OPT interface to a dsl connection is working correctly.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Vaughn
>
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