Load Balance 1.2.3 need help
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i'm new for pfSense and try many times to make Load Balance work with no hope
all configerion do it like wiki site but it dosn't work it's just download from WAN1 only
any help for so this
i need pfSense only for Load Balance for two WAN connection
Router1 -> WAN1 -> 10.0.0.10/8
Router2 -> WAN2 -> 11.0.0.11/8
LAN -> 192.168.1.1/24how i can do this in easy step i never work in this system before
thanks
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i'm new for pfSense and try many times to make Load Balance work with no hope
all configerion do it like wiki site but it dosn't work it's just download from WAN1 only
any help for so this
i need pfSense only for Load Balance for two WAN connection
Router1 -> WAN1 -> 10.0.0.10/8
Router2 -> WAN2 -> 11.0.0.11/8
LAN -> 192.168.1.1/24how i can do this in easy step i never work in this system before
thanks
Create a loadbalancer-
Name: "LBW1W2"
Type: Gateway
Behaviour: Load Balancer
Monitor IP (other) 8.8.8.8, Interface Name: WAN. Click add to pool
Monitor IP (other) 8.8.4.4, Interface Name: WAN2. Click add to poolNow you should have a load balancer called LBW1W2 which pings Google's DNS servers to test connectivity.
Check it is working by looking at Status -> Load Balancer. It should have two green entries.
Firewall -> Rules, LAN interface. Create a rule similar to this:
From 192.168.1.0/24 to any port 80 and select the name of the new balancer from the Gateway drop down list.
Make sure that the rule is not "shadowed" by another rule above it that grants similar access but with a different gateway.
Once you have got a basic setup working, then you can do things like create an alias list of ports to pass through the load balancer/failover links.
I recommend not putting https or ssh over a load balancer. Use a failover instead for this sort of protocol.
Cheers
Jon -
ok i will try this and feedback you
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not work
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The new rule you just made in the firewall, must be placed ABOVE the rule that already exists there. (The Allow Default rule).
Otherwise, the default rule will intercept everything before it reaches the new rule. -
How about like this try this
LoadBalancer Alias: LB
Behaviour: LoadBalancing
Monitor:ICMPMonitor IP: WAN1 router IP address(Not your pfsense wan address,but the router by the ISP)
Interface Name: WAN1
ADD TO POOLMonitor IP: WAN2 router IP address(Not your pfsense OPT address,but the router by the ISP)
Interface Name: WAN1
ADD TO POOLBe sure no squid package is installed cause squid does not support on Multi-WAN on this version. you have to separate it.
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the 8.8.4.4 and 8.8.8.8 will work maybe you should put a static route which interfaces will be used to go in 8.8.4.4 and 8.8.8.8 :)