Static routes question

[alimovz]

Here is my situation:
I have two outside IPs provided to me by my ISP:
67.101.230.38 -> vr0
67.101.230.34 -> sk0
and I have a private network:
192.168.0.0/24
with the internal interface of: 192.168.0.1 -> nfe0
(vr0, sk0, and nfe0 are names of the interfaces the OS uses)
I am running DHCP which assigns 192.168.0.1 as default gateway to my hosts. However all IPs go out from 67.101.230.38 interface.
I don't care for load balancing I just want to be able to manually specify which IP on my internal network uses which outside gateway. For example what if I want host 192.168.0.100 to use 67.101.230.34?

Thank you for any help.

[GruensFroeschli]

Firewall –> NAT --> outbound

switch to manual rule generation.
Rules are processed from top to down.
So create a rule above the default rule, with as source your internal host and as NAT address your second interface.

[alimovz]

Which interface should I create the outbound rule for?
The idea is to be able to specify WAN1 as the outgoing IP, but all traffic seems to be going out from WAN and thus if I create a rule for WAN1 it simply gets ignored. However if I make a rule for WAN, there is no wa to select WAN1's ip as source.

[danswartz]

I think this is a deficiency in the GUI - no way to specify that?