Correct.

Just wanted to add a picture of a load balancer that has the options to set the various frequencies for the healthchecks so that you get a better idea on what I was trying to say. Also for the crashing it is still occuring with the RC2 and I have enabled logging to a syslog server but it is not showing anything related to the reboot. The longest it went without rebooting is about hours, while the shortest was about 45 minutes. I also replaced the two netgear network cards with a dual 3com card and it rebooted after being up 8 hours. Any hints and/or help would truly be appreciated. Thanks BH [image: healthcheck.png] [image: healthcheck.png_thumb]

There is a DNS server package available that will automatically switch to a failover IP when the primary IP is unavailable. Check out the DNS Server testing area of the forum.

I finally got the Tyan S3095 with two Intel PCIe nics onboard and the following things happened: I also had to restart pfsense after aktivating vlans. After assigning a new vlan pfsense needs 2-3 minutes to transmit the request and it happened once that pfsense suddenly restarts after clicking the save button for a new vlan. But the most important thing is that after assigning all vlans pfsense seems to work great :)

@dotdash: Nice way to insult someone trying to give you some free advice. Perhaps you could have offered some clarification on your first only-semi-comprehensible post instead. I also agree that it was quite rude considering that "GruensFroeschli" is one of the folks that help people out the most here.  See http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,5842.0/topicseen.html for proof. So please answer my question since your problem report is USELESS! Is this environment vmware?

Thanks that was exactly what it was.  I changed my Nat around and it worked. I owe you!

@jahidhk: could u please tell me how do u configure dual wan? There is a guide here - not complete yet, but should get you going OK. http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/MultiWanVersion1.2

You would need to setup VLANs assuming that your router supports them.

ok i think i get the picture. then my previous post kind of applies to your needs. but i see one problem. one of your 10.0.0.0/24 customer's could just change his IP into an IP of the e.f.g.0/24 subnet and thus gain full access.

only if you use some kind of filemanager that handles multiple connections at once.

This is working already.  I'm paying for a VPN service because my ISP is blocking services.  The internet works fine with the VPN service, but once I'm connected to the VPN, do the routes not need to be changed, so that pfsense does not try to still route internet over the wan interface?  How can I tell PFSense to now route over the tun adapter instead of the opt nic.. Thanks.

thnaks dotdash, i resolve the problem , i put directly the modems to pfsense computer and it work now

Thanks for the reply and thank you Scott also. I don't blame you at all for putting this off to 1.3.  I'm sure you are anxious to get 1.2 to production version.  I'll be looking forward to 1.3 beta(fully realizing you said future, not 1.3   ;) ) since my application depends on the state reset to be able to use it.  I'm excited about your product!, and I like the way you handled this. Thanks again!

GruensFroeschli Thank u

Diagram. I couldn't attach it to the original post. [image: nat_mapping.png] [image: diagram_1.png] [image: diagram_1.png_thumb] [image: nat_mapping.png_thumb]