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      Mr_Abaddon
      last edited by

      Hi have 3 ethernets.

      sis0 - My Lan connection - 192.168.2.6/24
      fxp0 - My WAN connection 1 - Dynamic Ip DSL connection (All trafic for internet goes here)
      fxp1 - My WAN connection 2 - This will create IPSec tunnel to remote site.

      Is it possible to make.
      Is it possible to make the IPSec tunnel in WAN2? or I must have all IPSec tunnels in WAN1?

      Thxnks for helping.

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      • dotdashD
        dotdash
        last edited by

        This should be working in the 1.2 builds. I set up a tunnel between two OPT interfaces without too much trouble using a post-1.0.1 snapshot a while ago.
        http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,3932.0.html

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          usuarioforum
          last edited by

          Is necesary to add a static route?

          In maint side (A) I have two statics public IP and mobile client configured. I have a dynanic IP in side B connected to A with IPSEC to WAN. Is working. Now I want to do the same with side C (dynamic IP too) but connecte with IPSEC but to OPT1 like this

          C(dynamic)–---WAN (static with mobile client)A(static with mobile client) OPT1------(dynamic)B

          I use 1.2Beta1 in all sides. I have load balance in A working with all two lines. Is this posible? What about the statics routes in the threat?

          Thanks.

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          • dotdashD
            dotdash
            last edited by

            I have only tried this with static IPs on both sides. I added a route to the secondary tunnel endpoint via the OPT gateway. Sorry, but I don't know how this would work with a dynamic IP on one side.

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              cmb
              last edited by

              You will need a static route for the traffic to be directed out the proper WAN interface.

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