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    Cannot Access Internet when using Static configuration in WAN

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      vinjayz
      last edited by

      Hi!

      I would just like to know what else needs to be configured when the WAN interface is set to STATIC? I already checked the following:

      Correct IP Address
      Correct Gateway
      Correct Subnet

      Already entered DNS in System>General Setup

      –----------------------------------------------------------------

      The network icon on the computer (Windows 7 and Windows 8.1) show NO exclamation point.
      When pinging GOOGLE.COM (through Windows Command Prompt), the result is: "Reply from 192.168.1.1: Destination host unreachable."
      When doing the TRACERT for GOOGLE.COM (through Windows Command Prompt), DNS is correctly being resolved though Destination host is unreachable.


      What else could have I possibly missed out?

      Thanks in advance!

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        Thale
        last edited by

        Can you ping Google from your WAN interface on your pfsense box?

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          vinjayz
          last edited by

          It says:

          PING google.com (120.28.12.158): 56 data bytes

          –- google.com ping statistics ---
          3 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss


          I am very sure that the internet is not down because another network is connected to the ISP's router via a switch (where this network is also connected).

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            mikeisfly
            last edited by

            I would double check your gateway and make sure you have everything configured correctly. Can you ping your gateway? What does your arp table show on your WAN connection.

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              vinjayz
              last edited by

              I think I already got where the issue is coming from. I have three Gateways saved in System>Routing>Gateways, where two of which is running. I deleted the first two, and now I can ping and view websites from my computers. I just don't know why would this cause the issue.

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