There is no problem with double-natting at WAN2. It will work just
fine. I'm doing this all the time when simulating something inside my
lan with a test-pfSense. I also used such a setup at our office with a
netgear modemrouter at OPT1 before we switched our second line to static
Ips too.
Just setup WAN and OPT1. Then create firewallrules for the different
traffic at firewall>rules, lan tab. Just select the appropriate gateway
at the bottom of the rules edit screen.
Holger
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From: Holger Janning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 6:46 PM
To: support@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense Support] Multi-WAN with Public IP-Addresses on
the LAN Interface
Hi,
i wanted to do the following scenario with pfSense.
On my LAN there are several subnets with public ip addresses.
Now i want to loadbalance the outgoing traffic with 2 WAN
connections
WAN1 = Gateway with Public-IP-Address ( directly Internet)
WAN2 (Opt1) = DSL Connection (GW 192.168.2.1 (opt1-Interface on
m0n0wall-box))
All http/https Traffic should went trough WAN2 (DSL). All other
traffic incoming and outgoing should go to WAN1.
So i think: Traffic to WAN1 should not be natted and Traffic to
WAN2 should be natted.
Is it possble and how can i do the setup for that?
thanks and best regards Holger
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