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    Replace router for pfsense.

    Routing and Multi WAN
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      dgiorgio last edited by

      'll need 3 network interfaces?

      WAN - modem (DHCP)
      LAN - static ip - dhcp server
      OPT1 - modem (DHCP)

      Am I correct?
      How to configure for this to work? I have to use NAT?

      I am currently with a router/firewall (SonicWALL), I'll exchange it for pfSense.

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        mrbnet last edited by

        This is a pretty common setup with pfsense and there is quite a bit of documentation out there. If you're using hardware which supports VLANs, you could setup 2 physical interfaces- one for your modems and the other for your LAN. Checkout the link to the docs below.

        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_2.0

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          dgiorgio last edited by

          modems are cable-modem

          pfSense will be virtualized in vmware or virtualbox.

          as I set in virtualbox?

          NIC1 - bridged mode - em0 - IP cable modem
          NIC2 - bridged mode - em1 - IP Static
          NIC3 - bridged mode - OPT1 -

          virtualbox is running on windows xp.

          pfsense (em0) can not get the IP of the cable modem.

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            dgiorgio last edited by

            as would be ideal?

            I have to use vswitch?

            NAT interface is an alternative?

            NIC1 - NAT mode - em0 -
            NIC2 - bridged mode - em1 - IP Static
            NIC3 - NAT mode - OPT1 -

            or

            NIC1 - NAT mode - em0 -
            NIC2 - bridged mode - em1 - IP Static

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