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      ManuelRighi
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      Hi,
      I have pfsense 2.0.1 whit this configuration:

      Interface WAN1: default gateway, IP 100.100.100.0
      Interface WAN2: IP 200.200.200.0
      Interface LAN, IP 10.10.30.0/24

      I go to internet from WAN1 as default.
      From WAN2 i go to my remote server farm.
      On the remote server farm, arriving with IP 100.100.100.0 (the WAN1 ip), but I need to arrive with LAN IP.
      It's possible ?

      Can you help me ?
      Manuel

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        clarknova
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        @ManuelRighi:

        On the remote server farm, arriving with IP 100.100.100.0 (the WAN1 ip)

        Are you saying the remote server farm is seeing connections coming from your WAN1, and you want them to come from the LAN IP via WAN2? If so, then you need to follow this section of the how-to to create a LAN pass rule to direct LAN traffic to the remote servers via the proper gateway:

        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_2.0#Firewall_Rules

        @ManuelRighi:

        but I need to arrive with LAN IP

        If your LAN IP really starts with 10. then you can't route it to your remote servers. You will have to use Outbound NAT (automatic or manual), and the servers will see the requests coming from WAN2 IP.

        db

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