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      lovingaditya28
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      Hi Experts

      Need your help here.
      I have setup PfSense firewall with Three NIC, LAN, WAN (ISP1), OPT1 (ISP2).

      Now i want to add one more LAN card to my firewall's motherboard (PCI Express Slot). When i add PCIe card, LAN and WAN stops working. however i can connect to Wi-Fi, which is very strange.

      Can you please guide/suggest how to achieve this.

      Currently my Access Point is running with LAN only and its difficult to route its traffic from separate ISP.

      thanks
      Pankaj

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        Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate
        last edited by

        What types of nics do you have?  If you add a device serviced, say, by the em driver, the operating system might assign the new device as em0 and push your existing devices from em0 and em1 to em1 and em2.  You'll probably need to look at the MAC addresses and use the CLI menu's (1) Assign Interfaces to straighten it out.

        Before you start, take a backup in Diagnostics->Backup/Restore and worst case you should be able to pull the new card, restore from the backup, and be back where you were.

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