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    Multiwan firewall rules not working

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      rfischer1984
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      ok, here is my problem. I set this up at my house and it works perfectly. But where i work we have a T-1 line and a Cable connection. I want one connection as a failover. Actually what i want is come one one connection and others on another connection. I know i can just have them on the whole thing and set a limiter which i do have on as well. But even having both as tier 1 does nothing.. I set the rules and the limiter will take affect but it will not change from the default gateway.  Say i have Wan1 as default and i wanted to set some as Wan2 as tier 1 and wan1 as tier 2…It will still connect to wan1 by default. I have the gateways grouped and everything is connected. im really stumped on this one. I havent been using pfsense for a very long time but the fact that i have this working at home and it wont work there, has me puzzled. I can try to post some pictures of what i have if that may help..
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        rfischer1984
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        another

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          rfischer1984
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          one more

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            Gob
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            A couple of things to check:

            • Have you enabled Advanced Outbound NAT and have the mappings generated correctly?

            • Do you have DNS servers for each internet provider configured correctly under System | General Setup ?

            If I fix one more thing than I break in a day, it's a good day!

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              rfischer1984
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              @Gob:

              A couple of things to check:

              • Have you enabled Advanced Outbound NAT and have the mappings generated correctly?

              • Do you have DNS servers for each internet provider configured correctly under System | General Setup ?

              no i didnt have advanced Outbound NAT enabled, i didnt have it enabled on my computer at the house so i didnt think it woul be the issues..  And yes i do have DNS servers set for each internet provider.

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                dwaynee77
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                Make sure that you put the correct IP monitoring address. Pfsense thinks that the first tier is just fine, so it won't move to another.

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