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    MultiWan - Redirecting traffic

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      StrayanDropbear
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      Hey i currently have 2 isps

      1.Amnet (DSL)
      2.VividWireless (WiMAX)

      DSL upload in Australia is limited to 1mbit but vividwireless upload is over 4mbit
      i want to use DSL for download and WiMAX for upload
      anyway on doing this in Pfsense?
      ive looked but can't find much

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        MLIT
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        No. You'll have different IP addresses on both WANs. WiMAX won't allow a DSL IP address to flow out from their network.

        Additionally when a connection is made, PFSense has no way of knowing that you are planning to upload a large amount of data.

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          StrayanDropbear
          last edited by

          Thanks for the reply, is this possible with multi-lan ports on WinServer2012? 1lan down, 1lan up?

          I really want to utilize the upload on WiMAX

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            MLIT
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            It won't work. TCP isn't designed to work with multiple different IP addresses with a single connection.

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              I really want to utilize the upload on WiMAX

              Set up load balancing together with policy based routing and then you
              will have a better benefit from both lines and all is running well for you.

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                phil.davis
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                If you can identify the uploads in some way (e.g. have static-mapped IP addresses for some LAN clients where you do the uploads, or if it is big attachments on sending emails then match the SMTP… port number/s) then you can make policy-routing rules that will match that traffic and put it on the WiMax link.

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