Forwarding with two WAN interfaces

craigduff

What are you looking to do? Get everyone internally on another WAN connection? And the rest on the slow WAN?

dimkyson

I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

LeCygne

@craigduff:

What are you looking to do? Get everyone internally on another WAN connection? And the rest on the slow WAN?

Yes about that…

LeCygne

@dimkyson:

I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

I will followed what you said and i will reply…thank you .

dimkyson

For your interest..
On this website you will find some nice how-to vids http://www.nobluescreen.com/pfsense-firewall.html

LeCygne

@dimkyson:

I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

I have a proxy server and filter…is there any problem with firewall's rules ?

dimkyson

What kind of proxy do you use? Just a simple transparent proxy for http traffic?

LeCygne

@dimkyson:

What kind of proxy do you use? Just a simple transparent proxy for http traffic?

yes .

dimkyson

http://securite-ti.com/pfSense_Web_Proxy_with_multi-WAN_links.pdf I hope this will help you.

LeCygne

@dimkyson:

http://securite-ti.com/pfSense_Web_Proxy_with_multi-WAN_links.pdf I hope this will help you.

Thank you man .