You can specify in the NAT reflection the SOURCE of packets....this source can be an IP or Interface.
I work with only one WAN interface, but this WAN has 3 IPs... I would be able configure a NAT reflection on port 80 to go to 3 different servers.... when packets come from IP 1 on port 80 it goes to server 1, IP 2 on port 80 it goes to server 2, etc... You can ommit port number and will work just fine.... On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 8:35 AM, Abdulrehman <[email protected]> wrote: > I have Pfsense1.2.2 with 4 NICs...I have two WANs and two LANs.....I want > to setup my Pfsense box this way > > LAN1----->Pfsense------->WAN1 > > LAN2------>Pfsense------>WAN2 > > I want my LAN1 to get NAT by WAN1 and my LAN2 to get NAT by WAN2...is it > possible...?Can I use two WAN connections simultaneously..? > > I do not want any Load balancing or failover between WANs... > > Currently LAN1 and LAN2 get NAT from WAN1...I am using Manual Outbound NAT > for this....Please help... > > > Regards > Abdulrehman >
