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    Channel Bonding WAN Connections at particular times?

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    Routing Direction

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    Failover, static public IP, and virtual IPs.

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    Multiwan - only failover scenario

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    You're very welcome! I actually learned a bit, by trying to help. Just a note…  It seems that putting a Virtual Machine into the mix, often complicates the recipe.  Some VM software does funny things with virtual ethernet and USB.  Some require an extra non-free package to access things like USB. Many on these forums, who actually HAVE the knowledge, are often busy.  Far too many are only here for themselves.  Others try and troll.  Many could care less.  It's what you make of it, and what you allow to pass. Good luck!
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    Can't Access WAN Gateway, After Config. of Gateway Group.

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    For the readership who searched for an answer… I'm assuming the 2 tiered failover setup failed, due to not isolating individual external DNS I.P.s with specific gateways, on System: General Setup https://pfsense/system.php.  I'm not sure why that is necessary, and why only one DNS server is available to each gateway, in such a configuration.  If a server is down, or unreachable, I'd much rather have a list.  I wonder what would happen if each individual D.N.S. I.P. was an alias I.P., pointing to a list, shared by all gateways… I gained insight on that issue, by trying to help someone on here.  Doing so prompted me to re-read THIS: https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_2.0 The remaining problem had been that the gateway selected, was the tethered phone, with no defined route through the OpenWRT box's gateway. I changed the gateway to the OpenWRT box, and am back online via pfSense. I'll have to wait to try a failover setup, but the main problem is SOLVED. Of course you should always check the simple things.  True, none of us like to jump through a phone tree, to get a clueless Customer (dis)Service "tech", reading script prompts like, "Is your device turned on?"  However, it can be VERY helpful to have someone double check, especially someone with far more experience. "Thanks"… :(
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    MOVED: Virtual IP não direciona para IP Privado

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    Block of 16 IP address from ISP. Need help in setting up.

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    MikroTik routers by default allow connections from the WAN side as far as I know. I have other MikroTiks deployed out there and they all respond to web page requests with no configuration necessary to make them do so. @Derelict: My idea is that the microtik responds on port 80 from LAN but not from WAN unless you explicitly tell it to do so.  Just a guess.
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    Just installed two Draytek Vigor 120s for home use - works great

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    Home network routing: Internet access via Linksys router

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    Thank you so much for the info.  :) I am going to try that. I think the LAN addressing is the issue.
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    Routing from pfsense to a router on lan

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    Getting an AP that you can run in bridged mode would make it so much easier.  Does the AP you have come with any firewall or port forward ability?
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    Multi Wan Multi IP

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    You need 2 internet connections, a bgp session to both providers in multi homed setup. Will cost a fair amount as only possible with leased lines not DSL products @symmcom: My question is how can people use one IP address to connect to our network with multiple Internet from multiple ISP. Much like in data center where they have redundant internet but single IP for front end. I hope this makes sense.
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    Vpn only on direction, but i need both direction: makes me mad!

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    Asterisk IAX2 states problem

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    Reading graphs

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    Routing mobile VPN users through IPSec tunnel

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    @dguy: Your mobile subnet is not allowed through your pfSense/ASA IPsec tunnel. What you have to do is add another Phase 2 subnet entry to your pfSense/ASA IPsec tunnel. I'm not the least bit qualified to be mucking with these ASAs. Got the initial setup working using Cisco's site-to-site VPN wizard in ASDM, and am not about to figure out how to add a second P2 entry! Fortunately, I was able to allocate an adjacent subnet to mobile users, so just had to change the subnet mask of the existing P2 entries. That's working now, thanks for your assistance.
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    Dual wan for a single device

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    Thanks trying to figure this out as we speak.
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    OpenBGP Does not seem to be publishing routes from neighbor properly

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    Multi-WAN one gateway always offline

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    Multiwan problem, with routing?

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    # ping 8.8.8.8 PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=0 ttl=47 time=51.797 ms 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=1 ttl=47 time=50.209 ms 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=2 ttl=47 time=55.771 ms 64 bytes from 8.8.8.8: icmp_seq=3 ttl=47 time=56.505 ms ^C --- 8.8.8.8 ping statistics --- 4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 50.209/53.570/56.505/2.641 ms # route get 8.8.8.8   route to: google-public-dns-a.google.com destination: default       mask: default     gateway: 172.16.2.1   interface: vr2_vlan20       flags: <up,gateway,done,static> recvpipe  sendpipe  ssthresh  rtt,msec    mtu        weight    expire       0        0        0        0      1500        1        0 # route get 8.8.8.8</up,gateway,done,static> redit the configuration now when the link is down it is able to get on the internet from the router only, .. could this be because i use wan ip's on my lan.
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    Routing rules while using OpenVPN

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    the ip command doesn't work on pfsense, and yes i've noticed that too when I setup openvpn client it takes over all routing even if there's routing rules in place that say to use the default route. I haven't found a solution for this problem either though. if i do netstat -rn | grep default it still shows the default route. I think it's a firewall thing. Haven't read through this but the answer might be in there from what i gather, however i got an other problem which needs solving first. If you do find it the answer please do share. https://www.ivpn.net/privacy-guides/advanced-privacy-and-anonymity-part-6
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