>Down rule will work if your default gateway is on $ext_if
>pass out quick on $ext_if route-to ($ext_if2 $ext_gw2) from any to any port
www keep state probability 50%
It doesn't work either, I didn't debug it, but it seems packets going out
from ext_if2 are coming back to ext_if 1 too
The de
Hi Tihomir...thks for the response
I think SQUID is running fine, my default gw is ext_if, I was playing with
multipath too without
results.the conf file is really in disorder due to the try-out and
continous changes, I'm sorry
Now I'm not with the machine, but tomorrow I'll post
Hi all here we go again with that matter :
We've a firewall with 4 interfaces (2 outside to two differents routers and
ISPs,1 inside and 1 DMZ),the machine is running a Squid web proxy too, we
wanna make balancing on outgoing connections only for the web traffic, we
have get to do that, and now t
Hi Stevethat's the problem, maybe the NAT rules are not right, (i've
tried with others without result)
but i think the key is in the stateful inspection...or maybe all the
idea is not well configured
Greetings
Jose M
>> Hi all :
>>
>> We've a firewall with 4 interfaces (2 outsid
Hi all :
We've a firewall with 4 interfaces (2 outside to two differents routers and
ISP,1 inside and 1 DMZ),the machine is running a Squid web proxy too,
we wanna make balancing on outgoing connections only for the web traffic, we
have get to do that, and now the packets are going out on ext_if
Dear friends :
I need to balance the output in a OpenBSD 3.6 box , I have 2 output
interfaces with 2 gateways and 2 IP's, and I want to balance the output with
an easy "round-robin" style with "route-to".The problem is that I have in
the same firewall/gateway a DMZ, so every traffic destined (a
