I have a machine running 2.1rc-i386.
I have dual WAN.
WAN - 196.200.26.114/30 (4096/4096Mbps)
OPT1 - 41.139.183.142/30 (512/512Kbps)
I am testing out the Failover situation with with Dual WAN.
Under System-> Gateways I have:
AK (default) WAN 196.200.x.x 196.200.x.x AK GW
OLEL LAN 192.168.40.1 192.168.40.1 Static Route to OLEL LAN
OPT1GW OPT1 41.139.x.x 41.139.x.x SAFCOM GW
Under System->Gateway Groups I have:
Wan1FailoverWan2 AK Tier 1
OPT1GW Tier 2
Wan2FailoverWan1 AK Tier 2
OPT1GW Tier 1
Under firewall rules (LAN) I changed my "Default allow LAN to any" rule to
use the Wan2FailoverWAN2 group as the default gateway.
IPv4 * LAN net * * * Wan1FailoverWan2 none Default allow LAN to any rule
IPv4 * LAN net * * * Wan2FailoverWan1 none Default allow LAN to any
rule
The trigger level for the gateway groups is set to packet loss of high
latency
I also have the correct DNS servers for each of the WAN interfaces.
For some strange reason, when I pull out WAN1 cable, the failover does not
work. Even pfSense itself cannot check for version updates. However, If I
go to and run Diagnostics->Ping some-host-name using OPT1 as source
address, I get a response. I do not get a response when source the source
interface is set to default.
I wonder where I have the misstep, which makes the failover not to work.
Another part that has left me confused is the inability to modify the
default gateway to enter a monitor IP.I get the error: The following input
errors were detected: You can not use a IPv4 Gateway Address on a IPv6 only
interface.
I don't have IPv6 configured on the default gateway.
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Best regards,
Odhiambo WASHINGTON,
Nairobi,KE
+254733744121/+254722743223
"I can't hear you -- I'm using the scrambler."
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