First of all, maybe youy should try pfsense beta2

2006/3/3, Agi Subagio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Playing arround with NAT, advanced outbound NAT, Virtual IPs and Rules.
I'm trying to open FTP and SMTP port in my firewall and redirect to my
internal server and still won't work.
 
You can check the Faq (faq.pfsense.com) the docs (doc.pfsense.com) and probably the m0n0wall documentation ( http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/) There are  differences between m0n0 and pfsense, but you can learn the basic
 

Outgoing Connection to single WAN is working, but Incoming Connection is
zero.
 
 
 
Check tutorials at  http://www.pfsense.com/index.php?id=36 there is one policy based routing one there.

It seems more easy with iptables command than pfsense's webGUI, but
iptables didn't support multiple WANs (AFAIK).
 
It's really more easy with pfsense trust me, just need to get used with how things work. Doing policy based routing for example is like 10 mouse clicks.

Need help here.

Agi Subagio wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Before I use pfsense, I already use iptables on Linux, smoothwall and
> zyxel firewall.
> But I must control 3 firewalls at the same time and is not so easy.
> I see pfSense can provide multiple WAN, so I'm trying pfSense Beta 1
> in my machine.
> My machine have 6 NICs and probed by pfSense as: nve0, ste0, ste1,
> ste2, ste3 and wb0.
>
> My LAN IP is 172.16.4.0/16
> My WAN IP are:
> - WAN #1: 203.77.230.xxx/29
> - WAN #2: 202.169.57.xxx/29
> - WAN #3: 202.159.10.xxx /29
>
> I assign the IP and interface like these:
> - nve0 as LAN with IP 172.16.4.254
> - ste0 as WAN with IP 203.77.230.1 (example)
> - ste1 as WAN2 with IP 202.169.57.1 (example)
> - ste2 as WAN3 with IP 202.159.10.1 (example)
>
> I want to add another IP alias like these:
> - nve0 -> 172.16.4.17, 172.16.4.7, 172.16.4.38
> - ste0 -> 203.77.230.2 , 203.77.230.3 (example)
> - ste1 -> 202.169.57.2, 202.169.57.2 (example)
> - ste2 -> 202.159.10.2, 202.159.10.3 (example)
>
> I have some server in my internal network to be accessed from external
> network, for example:
> - FTP, SSH, DNS, HTTP from IP 172.16.4.52
> - SMTP, POP3, Webmail from IP 172.16.4.53
>
> In the future, I want to make a failover pfSense firewall also using wb0.
>
> The questions are:
> - How to make IP aliases?
> - How to allow incoming connection to internal server for those
> internet service?
> - How to make Outgoing Load Balancing from internal network?
> - How to make Internal Load Balancing from external network?
> - How to make Failover pfSense firewall?
>
> regards,
> Agi
>
>
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