the fact that the setup works,but only if you start a packet capture
(using the last option in the pfsense menu?) is something strange.
possibly something wrong in config (maybe routing or gateway?).

 a lot of small and hard to catch bugs have been fixed in 1.2RELEASE
and so i would go for a reinstall from scratch.

sai

On 2/28/08, Michael Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've got a dual-wan setup and I want to cause traffic between an internal
> machine, and external machine to occur over WAN2 (I could use source or
> destination as criteria). Both public IPs would share a gateway so I've put
> a NAT device on WAN2 and connected the modem to it so now both WAN ports are
> on different subnets. (more)
>
>
>
> With the appropriate LAN rule in place, traffic doesn't flow UNLESS I start
> a packet capture on WAN2 (I found this while trying to troubleshoot). Why
> would this be? Anyone got the time and know-how to help me troubleshoot
> this?
>
>
>
> Here's my setup. Hope the art comes through decently. The reason for the
> SpeedStream device is because otherwise both WAN interfaces would have the
> same gateway IP and I read that is unacceptable for a dual-wan config.
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------
>
>             |           WAN     67.x.x.12           |---- Cable Modem1
>
>             |
> |
>
>             |           "pfSense 1.2"                |
>
> | LAN 192.168.1.0                      |
> ------------------------------------------------------------
>
>             |
> |           |           "SpeedStream 2601" for NAT     |
>
>             |           WAN2   192.168.0.2       |---------- | 192.168.0.1
>                                       |------ Cable Modem 2
>
> ------------------------------------------------
> ------------------------------------------------------------
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> I want to be sure that traffic FROM 192.168.1.22 or traffic TO 78.x.x.10
> goes through WAN2 (I can use source, destination, or both).
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> Outbound NAT is set to Automatic and has only the default LAN rule in place.
> I have added a LAN rule, but instead of trying to communicate what it is and
> confirm it's right, I think it would be faster if someone could tell me what
> it should be (at least one of the options), and I'll just use that.
>
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> ANYthing else I haven't mentioned, I likely don't know about and need
> pointed out.
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> Thanks in advance, and I'm loving 1.2. The upgrade was flawless.
>
>
>
> Mike

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