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      LeCygne
      last edited by

      Hi guys…i have a WAN interface with 192.168.2.5 ip and another WAN with 192.168.5.5

      because the first WAN is fast (about 20 MG) i want to forward some people ( have important tasks ) to it

      and all the other to 192.168.5.5

      please how can i do that ?

      thanks...

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        craigduff
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        What are you looking to do? Get everyone internally on another WAN connection? And the rest on the slow WAN?

        Kind Regards,
        Craig

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          dimkyson
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          I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

          Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

          Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
          Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

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            LeCygne
            last edited by

            @craigduff:

            What are you looking to do? Get everyone internally on another WAN connection? And the rest on the slow WAN?

            Yes about that…

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              LeCygne
              last edited by

              @dimkyson:

              I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

              Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

              Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
              Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

              I will followed what you said and i will reply…thank you .

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                dimkyson
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                For your interest..
                On this website you will find some nice how-to vids http://www.nobluescreen.com/pfsense-firewall.html

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                  LeCygne
                  last edited by

                  @dimkyson:

                  I think you try to configure a policy based routing.

                  Example: Port 80,443 over WAN1 and all other ports over WAN2. If you generate a firewall rule check the "advanced features -> gateway"

                  Rule one: Pass any to any port 80,443 gateway wan1
                  Rule two: pass any to any port any gateway wan2

                  I have a proxy server and filter…is there any problem with firewall's rules ?

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                    dimkyson
                    last edited by

                    What kind of proxy do you use? Just a simple transparent proxy for http traffic?

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                      LeCygne
                      last edited by

                      @dimkyson:

                      What kind of proxy do you use? Just a simple transparent proxy for http traffic?

                      yes .

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                        dimkyson
                        last edited by

                        http://securite-ti.com/pfSense_Web_Proxy_with_multi-WAN_links.pdf I hope this will help you.

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                          LeCygne
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                          @dimkyson:

                          http://securite-ti.com/pfSense_Web_Proxy_with_multi-WAN_links.pdf I hope this will help you.

                          Thank you man .

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