Eh, doesn't matter.  I talked to the project manager earlier today and Comcast is supposed to be making some "network configuration changes" to directly hand off the /27 at their switch.

videocache not free. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thank.

can you send your lan rules to view?

you need to have a firewall rule setup on your LAN interface to direct traffic from the computer with sabnzb through the gateway group you created that has both WANs

P.S.
you may want to bump up the number of connections to your NSP from 8, to 12.
also, 99% of binary NSP's out there dont allow more then 1 IP to be connected at any given time, so you are going to need to have 2 service providers for this scheme to work, since you have dual WAN's and each interface is assigned a unique IP

"TIER" is only the order in a Gateway Group. It only defines which Gateways should do loadbalancing and to which it should failover if a gateway goes down. The bandwidth of the gateways is totally unneccessary for this option.

To change the options for bandwidth usage like I described above go to:

SYSTEM -> ROUTING -> GATEWAYS -> Edit -> ADVANCED -> Weight

The above post was done in a bit of a hurry.  Now I've had a chance to look through the config XML and the gateways section showed:

        <gateways><gateway_item><interface>wan</interface> <gateway>dynamic</gateway> <name>GW_WAN</name> <weight>1</weight> <interval><monitor_disable><defaultgw></defaultgw></monitor_disable></interval></gateway_item> <gateway_item><gateway>dynamic</gateway> <name>GW_OPT2</name> <interface>opt2</interface></gateway_item></gateways>

I changed it to look like this and all seems to be OK.

        <gateways><gateway_item><interface>wan</interface> <gateway>dynamic</gateway> <name>GW_WAN</name> <weight>1</weight> <interval><monitor_disable><defaultgw></defaultgw></monitor_disable></interval></gateway_item> <gateway_item><interface>opt2</interface> <gateway>dynamic</gateway> <name>GW_OPT2</name> <weight>1</weight> <interval><monitor_disable></monitor_disable></interval></gateway_item></gateways>

I suspect it might have been corrupted when I switched this interface to PPOE after finally working out how to get the old ADSL modem to run in bridge mode.

Biggsy

@npintong:

pfsense can make sub interface on lan ? example . i have 2 NIC one for WAN and one for make sub interface linke rl0.1 rl0.2 rl0.3 for may segment.

Yes, but put ip-addresses only vlans, not physical interface. same as cisco notation fa0/0 = no ip-address and fa0/0.15 = ip-address

@npintong:

i have study CCNA course about VLAN and then if want vlan can communicate togetter we will use the InterVlan (Cisco Concept) it mean that want to use router or switch layer 3 for routing many segment. and need to make subinterface on router or switch layer 3

if i use Pfsense instead of Switch Layer 3, i can work like this that i want.

And Yes, you define by firewall rules inter-vlan access

Without the knowledge of how you want to use ip-addresses i think that it could be done, but you loose failover properties because of single point of failure(which are loadbalancer pfsense and switches)

I don't have even a glue, what it would be. I haven't seen that kind of error

start by using search. there is lot of discussion on that topic

glad that i was able to help

it seems to be fine.

Yes this does work.
I used this to stream media via a VPN to a PS3.

Fram what i can read in your config: Did you configure the same subnets on both interfaces?
You can only have one(or multiple) subnet(s) upstream and one(or multiple) subnets downstream.
But not the same subnet up and downstream.

Hi jundi49,

I'm on a train heading back home. I'll be glad to post some screenshots on how to set that up tomorrow from the my office.

Meen while, what games are you going to play? You'll have to setup outgoing rules from the LAN interface (or whatever IF the connection is being originated from) and select different GATEWAYS depending on the destination IP & PORT.

Example:

Src: LAN Subnet.
Src Port: ANY
Dst: ANY
Dst Port: 80 /443.
GW: Web browsing gateway. (aca GW1)

Src: LAN Subnet.
Src Port: ANY
Dst: Gaming Server IP
Dst Port: ANY
GW: Gaming gateway. (aca GW2)

This would send web traffic through GW1 and gaming traffic through GW2.

Maybe it sounds a little fussy but it's not hard at all. As soon as I can, I'll post a couple of images you'll understand right away. (If you haven't already.)

Regards,
Joel.

Hi,

a VLAN swiktch should work. Perhaps you can buy a DUAL- or QUAD-port NIC

you got it right, no problems

Reason is stated earlier but I'll explain further…

I have a LAN provider who gives me 100Mbps download but only 10Mbps upload. They provide me with five IP-addresses through DHCP and each of the IPs each get 10Mbps of upload. Since they give me IP-addresses from a /16 net I get the same gateway on all IPs. This means if I put a firewall with five WAN-addresses and load-balance them I get 50Mbps upload. It works with 1.2.3, not flawless but it works, and I have also used Shorewall to do this job and am now asking you if I can do this with pfsense 2.0?

I'm currently trying to provide enough bandwidth to host a couple of game servers and really need the extra 30-40Mbps I'm trying to get here.

Sorry if I don't make any sense...