Port forward for torrents not working on dual wan setup
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If you don't enable the last rule you only alow the ports and protocols specified above which means only a few ports are open to go out (http, rdp, https, common-alias and protocol icmp).
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Ok I think i'm nearly there. Torrents are working, so is VNC, VPN in and out of the office, FTP and HTTPs.
I have one last thing thats not, its not a big thing but I would like to resolve it. The failover for my Opt1 connection is not working. When I plug out my Opt1 connection I can still access the internet on my WAN connection, but when I plug out my WAN connection I lose all internet access… except for doing google searchs which is weird. When I unplug the WAN connection I can go to www.google.com and do a search and it will give me a list of results, i can't however open any of the result pages. I can't do a tracert on any sites either.
I have a feeling this has something to do with my DNS. Is there anyway of setting the DNS for Opt1? Under "status>interfaces" the Opt1 connections reads as "up" but I don't see any DNS addresses associated with it?
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http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,3696.msg22708.html#msg22708
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I've written up a new part to the dual WAN wiki http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-Wan/Load-Balancing#Supporting_bittorrents
which describes my set up for bitorrent which seems to be working well.Appreciate comments and feedback on this.. :)
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I've written up a new part to the dual WAN wiki http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-Wan/Load-Balancing#Supporting_bittorrents
which describes my set up for bitorrent which seems to be working well.Appreciate comments and feedback on this.. :)
hoba pets pootle, a user who gives something back :D