Using MultiWAN from the same ISP
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@viragomann said in Using MultiWAN from the same ISP:
To verify initiate some connections and check the state table: Diagnostics > States
Indeed I can see only WAN and WIFI interfaces there. No WAN2 connections. :(
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@lucas-rey said in Using MultiWAN from the same ISP:
Indeed I can see only WAN and WIFI interfaces there. No WAN2 connections. :(
I can see something strange on GW config. Even If I setup the MultiWAN as gateway, the default GW is now WAN2. Indeed, all traffic is now passing to this interface.
I can move the default GW to WAN, and in this case all traffic go to WAN.
There should be a way to setup MultiWAN as GW
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@lucas-rey https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/multiwan/policy-route.html#configuring-firewall-rules-for-policy-routing
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You cannot do load-balancing for clients just by using setting the system default gateway to load-balance gateway group. You need to use policy based routing on the LAN side firewall rule.
Setting a gateway group for the system default gateway can be used for failover for the system itself there. See: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/routing/gateway-groups.html#gateway-group-options
Steve
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