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    Issue with MultiWAN and OpenVPN

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      ashima LAYER 8
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      Hello Everyone,

      Here's My details :
      Pfsense version 2.5.1. Multi WAN.

      My Observation : If WAN1 is up, I am able to remotely connect to the network using WAN1 through OpenVPN. If I try to connect through WAN2 it give TLS error. However if WAN1 is down I am able to connect via WAN2.
      This issue is observed only in the latest pfsense version.

      I have gone through the forum and have checked following points :

      1. disable reply-to option is not ticked in interface tab. Also checked in the Advanced Firewall-NAT.
      2. I have configured Port Forward to localhost for OpenVPN access for each WAN Interface.And yes No floating rules and no interface group rules.
      3. I tried adding WAN2-DHCP as Gateway in WAN2 interface (it was default earlier) but it didn't help.

      Where am I going wrong or is it a bug. I remember it was working fine before the update.

      Any Pointers.
      Regards,
      Ashima

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        viragomann @ashima
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        @ashima
        I guess, you run into this bug: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11805

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          ashima LAYER 8 @viragomann
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          @viragomann Thanks for pointing that. So I guess I need to wait till the next update. Also I have noticed if I run a speedtest on the firewall using speedtest-cli, WAN1 shows the desired result but WAN2 shows around 0.69 Mbps as download and 1.08 Mbps as upload. WAN1 and WAN2 are 10Mbps leased line. However if WAN1 is down then the speedtest for WAN2 shows the desired result.

          I know there was a big discussion whether to run speedtest on Firewall or not but this is just for testing. Moreover it's just a 10Mbps line.

          Is this also a bug.

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