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pfsense multiwan

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zackboll

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Ok, so I have pfsense set up. I have cable internet and a DSL modem. I would like to set it up so like internet traffic port 80, port22,21 goes to my network from the DSL line. And like torrent downloads run off my cable modem. Ive been reading tutorials on line, but I have not been able to find an in depth one. Is this easily doable?

thanks,
Zack
 
I would think it would be as easy as setting up outbound firewall rules that send the specific ports to the specific wan. Boy I hope that makes sense. I am unfamiliar with PFsense and I installed it once, but I know in endian I can enable outbound firewall and I can specify where the ports are coming from and where they are supposed to go to.

For instance:

Allow GREEN(LAN) PORT 21 to (RED1 DSL)
Allow GREEN(LAN) PORT 80 to (RED2 Cable)

Hope this helps.
 
could i make all internet traffic on one computer go through the cable modem and one computers internet traffic go through the dsl?

I know i could directly connect the modem to the computer but I like the computers being connected through lan because i frequently remote desktop to other computers at my place.

thanks,
Zack
 
yes... well like I said above I am running endian firewall. On the outbound filter I can specify an internal IP that is allowed out of the wan port. Again I am not that familiar with pfsense.

Hope this helps...
 
would endian run well on p2 400 mhz with 386 mb of ram, maybe i might give it a try
 
pfSense should do what you want.

I've got a pfSense box running a single WAN and 2 seperate LAN's that are not allowed to communicate to each other except in one direction.
One is a LAN and the other is a DMZ.

To do what you are asking for is going to take some experimentation.

Remember that pfsense's default is to NOT allow communication at all - then to make exceptions to that .

Luck
 
PFSense should be able to do what you want. Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with it and therefore I cannot offer specific help. Just general help.

FWIW, Endian should run on that box without any problems. Someone that is running PFsense might be able to give you more insight as far as setting it up as you are describing.

Good Luck... Hope this helps.
 
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