On 5/5/06, Christian Gerlitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am looking for a quick and dirty solution for the above. I give it up to try to internaly forward the http traffic to another pfsense box. So I set up one pfsense with one PPPoE adsl connection directly connected to this box as WAN and one PPPoE connection over a router-modem as OPT1. A rule for directing http traffic over the gateway of OPT1 works fine and also the transparent mode or NAT Rule for squid works fine. But not together. I know that this is not a bug, because it was necessary to hardcode a rule for the squid traffic to not get into a loop. So it is clear that my rule for sending port 80 traffic from lanip to any will not work. My question is were to hack (probably in filter.inc) to hardcode this rule (squid>>OPT1).
Squid is not compatible with multi-wan. You'll want a second squid box processing traffic due to the userland multi-wan issue that I have spoken about countless times. I believe there is a faq entry on this at faq.pfsense.com. Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
