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    Can pfsense support Multi LAN?

    Routing and Multi WAN
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      Hotliner last edited by

      Hey ..

      just a quick question:

      I have version 1.2.2 running.. just up now.

      I want to have two WAN and Two LAN

      More importantly I'd like to have the LAN NICs be on different networks.. possible?

      like
      LAN1 = 192.168.1.1
      LAN = 10.0.200.1

      Please tell me this can be done!?!?!? I have a new trapeze wireless solution that I want to use and I would like to connect it to LAN2. All my other users are using LAN1. What this will do is allow guest access to the internet.. and not access to internal resources.

      Thoughts?

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      • Cry Havok
        Cry Havok last edited by

        Yes, it can be done.

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          Hotliner last edited by

          @Cry:

          Yes, it can be done.

          Can I simply add a VIP to the Current LAN or should I specify my third card as LAN2.

          EDIT: I have done some searching… I haven't seen exactly what I need to do.

          Again essentially I want to be able to provide internet access to all my users on LAN @ 192.168.1.1 and also provide secure access to the same internet from my secure trapeze wireless access point on 10.0.200.1

          Do i simply add a alias/VIP on LAN and add 10.0.200.1

          if you have the time and some info that would be great!!!

          Cheers
          Hotliner

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          • Cry Havok
            Cry Havok last edited by

            You should specify your third card, that's the correct solution.

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              Hotliner last edited by

              @Cry:

              You should specify your third card, that's the correct solution.

              sorry one last question

              would it be better to Bridge the connection to LAN or specify the next hop?

              Thanks again!!

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              • Cry Havok
                Cry Havok last edited by

                A bridge is for joining 2 physical networks together with the same IP range.  If you're using different IP address ranges then you don't want to bridge.

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                  Hotliner last edited by

                  @Cry:

                  A bridge is for joining 2 physical networks together with the same IP range.  If you're using different IP address ranges then you don't want to bridge.

                  damn it.. I knew that.. sorry..

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