Hi,
Yes I did. I mentioned this in my post.
thanks,
greg
On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 6:28 PM, Younes EL AMRAOUI oun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Did you use the gateway group in firewall rules??
2011/8/25 greg whynott greg.whyn...@gmail.com
Under Firewall rules I added a 'pass all' rule and
On 26-8-2011 15:40, greg whynott wrote:
Hi,
Yes I did. I mentioned this in my post.
thanks,
greg
You can not use the same gateway address on multiple interfaces.
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Seth
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why are you saying this? I don't belive i am. the gateways are .1 and .2.
there is only 2 interfaces on the box, one on a 10.x network and the other
in the 192.x network.
-g
You can not use the same gateway address on multiple interfaces.
what the CIDR of every gateway?
2011/8/26 greg whynott greg.whyn...@gmail.com
why are you saying this? I don't belive i am. the gateways are .1 and
.2. there is only 2 interfaces on the box, one on a 10.x network and the
other in the 192.x network.
-g
You can not use the same
they are all /24 networks.all interfaces are configured with the same
mask/network on that side of the device. Should it help, the setup
works(fail over) when one of the gateways fail, but they don't appear to
ballance with both are up.
-g
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:55 AM, Younes EL
You don't have right to do this because there are all in the same network
192.168.2.0 ( /24 = 255.255.255.0).
2011/8/26 greg whynott greg.whyn...@gmail.com
they are all /24 networks.all interfaces are configured with the same
mask/network on that side of the device. Should it help, the
?...i'm not sure what you are saying. the documentation does not
indicate i have to have each modem hanging off its own interface directly
connected the the pfsense box, and from a network perspective there isn't
anything wrong with having 2 gateways on the same network. they each have a
Hi Greg,
On 26-8-2011 16:45, greg whynott wrote:
?...i'm not sure what you are saying. the documentation does not
indicate i have to have each modem hanging off its own interface
directly connected the the pfsense box, and from a network perspective
there isn't anything wrong with having
Hi,
Did you use the gateway group in firewall rules??
2011/8/25 greg whynott greg.whyn...@gmail.com
Hi,
We have 2 DSL modems connected to the same network (192.168.2.1 and .2 ) as
the pfsence box is connected to (192.168.2.10). I've configured them into
a Gateway group after defining the 2
