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      heliop100 last edited by

      Hi,

      My ISP give me 5 IPs, and I need that to NAT different CNAMES to different servers on my LAN
      When I try to setup a second WAN using the same ISP pfSense not allow me to setup the same gateway to the second WAN.

      Any idea how to make that?

      Thanks

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        robi last edited by

        I would try one WAN with virtual IPs.

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          cmb last edited by

          That's not multiple WANs, as you have only one Internet connection. Just add virtual IPs.

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            heliop100 last edited by

            Hi

            I have one ISP with one single IP and other ISP with 5 IPs

            I try the setup from that video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrBr0N0WrTY) and works.

            But with virtual IPs I need to use NAT 1:1 and with that I'm unable to setup NAT from one external port to another internal port.

            In my current setup (two DLinks, one of them multiwan, that I want to replace with pfSense) I have a lot off RDPs from port 33xx to internal server 192.168.0.xx

            I'm using pfSense as a VM. Maybe setup two pfSenses VMs?

            Thanks

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              robi last edited by

              @heliop100:

              virtual IPs I need to use NAT 1:1 and with that I'm unable to setup NAT from one external port to another internal port.

              Why? In port forward you just select at "Destination" the virtual IP you want.

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                heliop100 last edited by

                Hi,

                Next time I should read the manual before ask. On the video he tells VIP need to use NAT 1:1 and take this as true.

                Virtual IP and Port Forwarding.

                Thanks.

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                • stephenw10
                  stephenw10 Netgate Administrator last edited by

                  Yes, you don't have to use 1:1 NAT from your virtual IPs. However if you have added them for convenience you can override the 1:1 entry with a port forward to change the ports.

                  Steve

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