Ok, now it works! Thanks a lot

@Perry:

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9301.0.html

Thank you. Turns out it was my MTU size. I guess pfSense was using an MTU of 1500 and my router was using 1492. I set both of them to 1490 and the problem is solved.

If you want to access a local Server via the WAN IP enable NAT reflection.
sticky: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7001.0.html

Sorry reboot has sorted this.

It's described here:
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/pools.html

though sticky connections appear to have issues in FreeBSD for at least some people, with outbound/gateway load balancing. If you see some traffic just disappearing, that's probably why.

The running ruleset should be in /tmp/rules.debug
You can copy that file, edit it, and use pfctl -f to load it.
Of course, that will be nuked if you make any changes in the gui…

Can't say if you did it the right way. But did you save and apply, you might also need to clear states.
http://diskatel.narod.ru/sgquick.htm

Hi Perry

Wow, fast answer  :D

Ok, so you say I've made two errors. First of, correct the monitor IP, ok did that (and it helped).

Secondly, you say I should delete the WAN2 subnet firewall rule???

Oh, and the interface for setting up pools is NOT logical, I didn't see the connection between adding the port, and selecting a monitor IP until you mentioned my error.

As the Secondary line is down at the moment (no cable in it ;) ), I'm going to test that the primary cable works.

Thankyou for your insights.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9931.0.html

@GruensFroeschli:

Your ping result seems strange.
How exactly do you test "from the internet"?

By "from the Internet" I mean pinging My router from other network (outside My network).

I figured it out… On Load Balancer pools I have gateways defined as WAN_only and WAN2_only. All rules on WAN2 were going in/out by WAN2_only as gateway. I changed it to * and everyting works just fine - ping, SSH and webGUI.

Thanks for adivces. :)

@cmb:

The route comes from ICMP redirect. To enable sending of ICMP redirects:

Go to Diagnostics -> Edit File

Load /etc/sysctl.conf

Find the net.inet.ip.redirect=0 line and change the 0 to 1, so the line reads:
net.inet.ip.redirect=1

Save the file and reboot.

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this, but could you post some more information about ICMP redirects, and where you would or would not want to use them? It seems really interesting to me. I never knew this was possible. There was a time a while ago where I wanted to do exactly this but now I can't remember why. Thanks!

ok this is what i did, ill test it now and see if its working

Helper is ENABLED on the LAN interface and DISABLED on all 3 WANs

Xionicfire i don't think you should mix your problems as describe in http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9891.0.html into this topic. One problem at a time :).

@cmb:

I haven't heard of a system not applying addresses, want to make sure that's not a bug.

I also assumed the interfaces were enabled.  :)  From the config chubby emailed me, that was the issue. If you don't enable OPT interfaces they don't get addresses assigned (for obvious reasons).

pfsense can route from pfsense connect it to DSLAM.Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM).

see anything on the console?

@Yvan:

I'm setup with multiwan and Sticky connections has disappeared from the page. It has the Load Balancing header and a submit button and nothing in between! I'm on 1.2RC3 I believe

If your WAN connection is a PPPoE connection, the setting is not displayed and always disabled. Not sure why (I'm just going from the source code).

Well i already posted the solution in my first reply :)

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,5727.msg34562.html#msg34562

http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/search.pl?query=speedtest

you need policy based routing.

see http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,9636.msg55372/topicseen.html#msg55372