PPPoE traffic routing
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I have a pfsense system 2.4.2 with a WAN and LAN working nicely for many months, it has 4 ports.
I wish to add WAN2 a PPPoE link with 6 IP addressed 80.x.y.z/29 and route those addressed to physical LAN2 80.x.y.z/29 (or a VLAN). This will be seperate from working WAN/LAN.
The PPPoE link comes up one of my addresses is allocated to the PPPoE interface and I can see it regulary ping and get replies from the monitor address.How do i get traffic on/off the PPPoE link? I have tried too many setups and got thoughly confused.
Can anyone shed some light? -
Asking for help, clears your mind and thinking.
Now resolved, forget about bridging and gateway/routing tables, its all done in the firewall.
I already had the PPPoE bit working.
Define 80.x.y.z/29 as your LAN2 in the advanced section you can find a gateway setting for WAN2_PPPOE.
For WAN2 Outbound NAT add a entry for 80.x,y.z/29 of NO NAT.
For NAT 1:1 add an entry of 80.x.y.z/29 for external and internal.And thats about it! Thanks for your help ;-)
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Not as simple as i has hoped. I ended up with two 80.x.y.1 interfaces which resulter is rather hit and miss operation. now whats plan b
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Hi,
I'm like all the others : trying to figure out what you have in front of you, but, I can't see it.
This :
@Boab:.. physical LAN2 80.x.y.z/29 …
This IP is a LAN IP ?
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I have been allocated a 6 address subnet by my ISP 80.x.y.z/29. I have a, now flakey, Draytek Vigor Router which uses the first address 80.x.y.1 for NAT and puts the other 5 on a local lan which is effectively directly on the Internet.
I would like to replocate this using a PPPoE modem (Draytek Vigor 130) and my existing pfsense setup.
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By lying and increasing my subnet size from /29 to /24 on the LAN2 I have avoided duplicate interface addresses on LAN2 and WAN2. At least traffic is now flowing…
