Multi WAN & Multi VLAN
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My images are just attached to the post, they are stored on the forum.
Click the 'Additional Options' drop down when you are replying.Steve
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Hi Steve,
Thank you for your concern.
Here is the screen capture and I am very sorry that I have to hide some information.
Thanks.
Regards,
jgun
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Hi Steve (part 2),
Thank you for your concern.
Here is the screen capture and I am very sorry that I have to hide some information.
Thanks.
Regards,
jgun
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Hmm, OK.
You should not have a gateway on your 'Mobile1' interface. Gateways should only be on WAN interfaces (or VPN connections).
You should not need a static route to the ASA on WAN2. pfSense will already have a route to that box via the WAN2 interface.
What do you have for your LocalIP alias?
Steve
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Hi,
Gateway mobile1 is ip on layer 3 switch therefore vlan 190 can communicate with other vlan.and here is the capture of aliases.
Thanks
jgun
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Do you have VLANs on your network other than Mobile1, Hotspot and CO? You have different subnets on the other side of your switch?
Adding a gateway to Mobile1 causes pfSense to treat it differently. If you have not changed anything it will be NATing traffic on that interface for example which you almost certainly don't want.
Steve
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Do you have VLANs on your network other than Mobile1, Hotspot? Yes
You have different subnets on the other side of your switch? Yes, we have many vlan, but only some vlan that we route to pfsense.
I want mobile can connect to others vlan and also have different route to internet -
Ok, your network is more complex than I realised.
However you still don't want to have a gateway on Mobile1. Instead add static routes to your other subnets.
I'm not sure how that might work with clients on the mobile1 subnet though. Traffic would have to route in and out of the same pfSense interface and I'm not sure that's possible. :-\Steve
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Still not working… I think I have to go to alternative, install another pfsense
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When creating a static route the Network should not be in the same subnet as the Gateway, ie 10.10.10.0/24 and 10.10.10.1 in your case. In a static route the Gateway is an IP address that is directly reachable from a local network, while the Network is one that is not directly reachable, hence the use of a route and gateway.
What type of interface is WAN2 (dhcp, static, pppoe, et)? What is WAN2's IP address?
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Hi,
IP Address WAN2 (Static) 10.10.10.123 /24
Gateway 10.10.10.1 /24I have tried to remove the static route as advice by Steve
Regards
Gunawan -
I think a diagram of your network could help to clear things up here.
Steve
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When I setup WAN2, should I set the load balancer?
I have read several
