Ian Bowers wrote: > are both pfSense A and pfSense B on the same subnet? such that pfSense A > is the default gateway for clients, but pfSense B is how they have to get > to the printer?
Yes to all of that. > if this is the case, and both firewalls are on the same > subnet, you're going to have issues. That's a shame to hear as I was under the impression this was entirely normal, and it worked fine for a couple of years, possibly until pfSense A was upgraded from 1.2.3 to 2.0 (whilst at that time pfSense B remained on 1.2.3; both are now on 2.1.0). Would it help if I added a third network adapter to pfSense A, attached to the subnet that the printer is on? (This is a medium term goal anyway, so as to save power and support costs) -- Pete Boyd Open Plan IT - http://openplanit.co.uk The Golden Ear - http://thegoldenear.org _______________________________________________ List mailing list List@lists.pfsense.org http://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
