@lucassimionato: Hi, im having one similar problem, I Have 2 WAN and only one LAN, but some internal addresses i'd like to redirect to one specific WAN, for example: WAN1 –-  192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.11, 192.168.1.12 WAN2 ---  192.168.1.13, 192.168.1.14, 192.168.1.15 how can i do this on pfsense 2.0 ??? create an alias, which contains half of your clients Create rule on lan, where you apply this alias as source and in advanced settings select another gateway

Awesome, Exactly want I needed. Thanks buddy!

That makes sense in a LAN to WAN situation, but this is LAN to LAN situation where each LAN has an interface on the same pfSense device.

I haven't used bandwidthd in a while, but have you observed some sort of performance issues while on the RR pool? (Not just the graph, but whining users, etc) Oh, and make sure to point https to a failover pool and not a balancer pool.

I have such a config working with pfsense… What does your PPPlog say? Status -> System Logs -> PPP

D'oh, indeed. Thank you.

It's not working after an upgrade of PF2 from 1.2.3 to 2.0… What am I doing wrong. All the settings is the same but PF2 is complaining about my gateway that routes traffic to RW1 that it is on the wrong subnet... The settings is exactly the same as in PF2(1.2.3) but now it's not accepting the gateway that I've been using. Should I create some kind of VLAN-interface or where is the problem? I'm trying to set up the routing from PF2-lan to RW1... Settingup gateway in PF2 (2.0) Choose which interface this gateway applies to. LAN net B Name Gateway1 Gateway VPN1-lan-if Why must VPN1-lan-if be on the same subnet to make PF accept this?

Rebooting worked.

Not sure what you mean with source routing, but yes you can route traffic based on the source address. In pfSense the term would be "policy routing".

Thanks for the reply. We have actually decided to abandon this. Myself and the admin of the 10.92.133.0 network are able to stay in reliable contact, however the admin(s) for the network between are difficult to get in touch with and we never talk to the same person twice and won't allow us access to their devices. Basically we are going to bypass this altogether simply because we have narrowed the issue down to an issue in the routing in the "middle" network, and it's too risky to rely on them. Thanks.

If your ISP has you on a 50/6 profile then why would you need multiple PPPoE sessions to achieve that? Are you able to confirm that your modem is sync'ed at that speed?

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_2.0

http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/VLAN_Trunking

For your pfsense box, use only isp gateway unles you have other network to reach with some gateway at lan.