Yes - I have a similar issue - LAN-WAN gets shaped. I can put some rules for OPT1 to WAN and that gets shaped but then OPT to LAN routes are also shaped which is not defined in any rules. If you have to be so explicit setting up rules manually or with the wizard it seems strange that other traffic is affected.
If person in OPT1 subnet accesses a server in LAN subnet and the traffic is routed and shapin happens then during the file transfer the internet traffic from WAN is not able to flow, or shaped to a lesser level. I have a big network and we are moving from one typical 192.168.2.* subnet system to a bigger 10.10.*.* so I need to route client to server traffic between subnets as we may never get everything moved out of the old subnet. I prefer to use PFsense than build a seperate router. How can I allow traffic shaping between other interfaces and WAN without shaping traffic not going to or from WAN as defined in the traffic shaping rules - is it a bug that needs fixing? Thanks Sangye On 10/01/2008, Jeroen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On a side note; the reason I disabled shaping was it applied to all > interfaces. > > For example; I have a 14Mb WAN connection, and shaped it accordingly (NNTP > low, HTTP high etc etc etc). > > LAN <> WAN works perfectly (get's shaped) > Wireless <> Wan works perfectly (get's shaped) > LAN <> Wireless also get's shaped; not so good :) > (Strange thing is; Wireless is bridged with LAN) > > Is this fixed, or is there a way to overcome this problem? > > Regards, > > -- > Jeroen
