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      kingxerxes
      last edited by

      hi all,

      i would like to set an outbound LAN rule to direct traffic with a VLAN tag of 10 over one gateway, and untagged traffic over another.

      is this possible please?

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        phil.davis
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        The rules work at layer3 - based on IP addresses. The traffic in VLAN10 should be in some subnet (e.g. 192.168.10.0/24), you would put a rule on the VLAN10 interface for traffic with source IP 192.168.10.0/24 and select the gateway you want (in the advanced rule section).
        The untagged VLAN would have another interface and subnet, and you add another rule for that.
        I think that others will recommend not mixing tagged and untagged on your VLAN trunk to pfSense - but I will leave that for others to comment on.

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          bruor
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          You could try to use a bridge consisting of your RAW LAN interface, and a VLAN interface as your "LAN" connection.  Then in the "LAN" firewall rules select the appropriate sub "interface" and try assigning the traffic to a gateway.

          This would work similar to the way you configure pfSense when you want it to function as a wireless router.  I'm anxious to hear if this works!

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            kingxerxes
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            thanks all, will give it a go when the project goes ahead

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