On 11/20/2012 03:31 ب.ظ, Daniel Hartmeier wrote:
On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 02:26:15PM +0330, Hooma Fazaeli wrote:
# assuming default route through $wan_if1
nat on $wan_if1 from $lan_if1:network to any -> { $wan_if1 $wan_if2 }
round-robin
pass out on $wan_if1 route-to ($wan_if2 $wan_ip2) from $wan_if2 to any
Daniel
But there is no wan_if2 actually. The box has only two interfaces: one
connected to LAN and
the other connected to L2 switch (to which modems are connected).
Same thing, just
pass out on $wan_if1 route-to ($wan_if1 $wan_ip2) from $wan_if2 to any
Daniel
Thanks Daniel
I was thinking that route-to does not work with OUT rules (I should have
read it somewhere)
and so never considered the possibility of routing after NAT.
And just for the record, I include the final ruleset here:
lan_if = "em0"
wan_if = "em1" # default route interface
wan_gw1 = "...." # ADSL modem 1 IP address
wan_gw2 = "...." # ADSL modem 2 IP address
wan_if_ip1 = "..." # default route destination
wan_if_ip2 = "...." # IP address assigned to $wan_if to reach $wan_gw2
nat on $wan_if from $lan_if to any -> {$wan_if} round-robin
pass out on $wan_if route-to ($wan_if $wan_gw2) from $wan_if_ip2 to any
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