Pseudo multi-WAN
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Hello,
I have my pfsense setup with pseudo multi-WAN. My ISP gives me 5 Static IPs that are handed out via DHCP to the registered MAC. I was able to use port forwarding for each static IP to go to each web server. After I updated to 2.5.1-RELEASE, this no longer works.
Looking at the documentation, it appears the outbound NAT using the OPT WANs should not work. Is that what happened witht the latest update? If fixed a bug that was allowing me to port forward from each static IP? -
@simka
Follow up: I reverted back to ver 2.5 and it works now. If anyone knows the issue, please let me know. -
@simka Hi there, do you have the installer for 2.50 If not how did you reverted ? If you have the installer where did you download it ? Can you send me 2.5 installer ?
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@makq Yes I had the 2.5 installer. How would you like me to send the file?
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@simka No idea. Any suggestion ? May be zip and email ?
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Have a look here
https://forum.netgate.com/post/980624Remember to check the sha-256 sum (can also be found in the thread above)
/Bingo
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Found this info that appears to relate to my issue.
Port forward works only on interface with default gateway, does not work for alternative wans
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11805 -
@simka said in Pseudo multi-WAN:
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11805
I checked the post. All french to me as I am not a tech guy. Is that mean that we cannot have multiwan on pfsense future releases ? Its sounds like one fellow is saying that multiwan working on 2.6 is that true ? If multiwan is not supported then what is the solution pfsense suggesting in this regards ? setup 5 routers ?
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@makq it will be fixed when they release next update.
