Gabriel - IP Guys schreef:
If I enable Advanced outbound NAT -- which according to the guide
Pfsense MultiWAN Howto,
http://mirror.qubenet.net/mirror/pfsense/tutorials/policybased_multiwan/
policybased_multiwan.pdf
I just looked at it. It's entirely correct.
If I am adding rules, and I check auto add firewall rule for NAT rules,
I am assuming that I will not have to go an add the firewall rules in.
Port forwards is from outside to inside. That is seperate from outbound
traffic. You can create port forward entries on both external interfaces
to a single DMZ ip address without issues.
But on the page, Firewall : NAT : outbound -- There is a note saying
that outbound NAT rules will no longer be automatically generated. I'm
pretty sure that both options cannot be correct.
The automatic generation of outbound rules is good enough when either
WAN has a single address. Although in most cases you will want to create
manual outbound NAT rules for both the DMZ and LAN and for both WAN
connections. You need this when you want to use STATIC port on the
outbound NAT rules, for example voip or game services. Or if you want to
bind traffic to a specific outside IP address.
I'm currently running version 1.2.2 -- and I'm trying to get my multiple
IP's working, and Multiple ISPs configured.
Use 1.2.3-RELEASE. Create manual outbound NAT rules.
I cannot explain how much pain that this has given me, and seeing as I'm
not dead, I'm getting seriously stronger :)
Congratulations. You have won a sticker.
Regards,
Seth
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