You are going to have to have the wan and the block of IPs (WAN ips)
on the same subnet - why would that not be the case?
If you have multiple IP ranges you need to have multiple WAN
interfaces - which I believe is possible although I haven't done it
myself.
Also make sure you have the right subnet, if it was a 16 subnet those
two ranges could exist in one subnet. If you have a block of addresses
- public IPs WAN - it should go without saying that they are in the
same subnet as the IP of your WAN interface.
Best regards
Sangye
On 3 Mar 2008, at 15:41, Paulo Almeida wrote:
With CARP it's working here :-)
Tell me please, if yours 8 public ip's are in the same
subnet that the real ip of wan interface.
In your environment, the ip of wan interface is 195.22.21.
and the public ip's are in 195.22.20. Not in same subnet.
In pfSense manual tell that "...the virtual ip addresses fall within
the same subnet of an ip address defined on real interface
(wan, lan, opt1, vlan, etc.)."
So, i think that is not possible to apply our configuration on
pfSense. This is correct?
Regards,
Paulo Almeida
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