5 WAN on 3 Interface. How?
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@johnpoz
Hi, thanks for replying me.
Each router (5) provides about 40Mbit
I got what you said.
So, can I do it in this way:On pfsense
2 ports LAGGtoLAN
2 ports LAGGtoWANOn the VLAN switch
2 ports for LAGGtoWAN (pfsense)
ports 1to6 VLANid's....Tel me what you think please
Robin -
@befree2 said in 5 WAN on 3 Interface. How?:
Each router (5) provides about 40Mbit
Even if you had 10, for 400mbps total you have zero need of lagg.
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@johnpoz
Ok John, got it. Thanks
I'll leave only the LAN side as LAGGMany many thanks for you time
Robin
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@befree2 said in 5 WAN on 3 Interface. How?:
I'll leave only the LAN side as LAGG
You don't even need that.. Again KISS!!
The only reason I ever mentioned lagg is if your total bandwidth from these 5 different lines exceeded 1gig, in that case you would need to allow for more than 1 gig into the lan side of pfsense via different interfaces.
But since your total internet connection adding up all your 40mbps connections is 200mbps, 1gig connection is all you need, so there is no reason to setup lagg..
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@johnpoz
I've considered LAGG on the LAN side because of 200 to 300 concurrent users that require internet -
@befree2 said in 5 WAN on 3 Interface. How?:
200 to 300 concurrent users that require internet
But your internet is only 200mbps total across all your connections, so lagg provides nothing other than a possible problem to deal with..
