@heper: perhaps the dns servers of your WAN1 ip are set….. it happens a lot that isp's only allow their customers to use their dns'. Set dns to 8.8.8.8 (google public dns) and see if that sorts it out This couldn't be the problem, because he couldn't ping any public IPs.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,33895.0.html

I do have this option because the endpoint is a ZyWALL USG, which has support for dynamic clients. The solution could however be reformulated to having two tunnels with different priorities. In case the tunnel with the higher priority goes down, the one with the lower priority is activated. In my case their endpoints would be the same, but for others this does not have to be so. Subnet overlaps do not matter anymore when the tunnels are never both active at the same time.

I solved this issue by creating firewall rules for the sites. Best bed would be create a alias with the required ip's of the sites you are visiting that require single ip and add a rule to use a certain gateway, ensure they are at the top of the list. fixed the issue for me.

Thanks-  Seems to work just fine but I had one of those "wait a minute" type moments…

Either load balancing or see if your ISP will do MLPPP…

For anyone else experiencing this problem I have just found this http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,3701.0.html I'm going to give it a try now.  I'll post back how I get on.

If this is the case you chose your monitor IP wrong.

Thanks Jim.  THe addressing is all fine - there are no issues pinging or web browsing to the printer.

it work's so far… :)

You create the rule and then move it in the list with the "<" button.