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    (solved) dual wan ppoe client in 2.0

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    • G Offline
      gendrix
      last edited by

      actually i have upgrade my pf dual wan with load balancer from 1.2.2 to 2.0 with no problem at all  :D (thanks to pf sense developer)

      but since 2.0 has more than one PPPoE client on WANs, i tried to make both WANs to be PPPoE client with bridged adsl modems. both PPPoE status up. but no more internet connection on LAN.

      is there any sample for setting the Nat, Rules, Routing on 2.0 pf with 2 Wans PPPoE client balanced ?

      1. on Nat:

      what should I write on destination NAT each interface ? I cannot use any. both my static public IPs are  118...***, so i choose network and fill 118.0.0.0/8, and translation : interface address.

      is it right ???

      2. on rule:
      I choose PPPoe Client for Destination, and gateway : default.

      is it right  ???

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      • jimpJ Offline
        jimp Rebel Alliance Developer Netgate
        last edited by

        Using two PPPoE WANs in 2.0 is no different than using any two WANs. They cannot both be in the same subnet with the same gateway.

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        • G Offline
          gendrix
          last edited by

          i can see my problem now. Both my Wans from the same ISP, ofcourse they use the same subnet.  :(

          I will never try it again, and set my modems as PPPoE and my WANs' gateways :-X

          Thank you Jimp….

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