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Hi,
I do not know where to find the option in the admin menu from the top of my head, but, look for "sticky connection", it should keep your requests from one source going out the same gateway for a vast majority of time. I remember seeing it  somewhere while trying to troubleshoot my issue the other night but don't remember where exactly, I just ticked the box and moved on.

In another order of ideas, would you mind posting a little howto regarding setting up the group gateway and creating the firewall rules for it?

I have the same multi VPN client setup working in pfsense and trying to transition but stuck at creating the firewall rules - when I try to created the rules for the group the "group gateway" is not present in the firewall gateway options.

Hi,
I'm trying to set up a VPN gateway group and I created 3 VPN clients that have been designated as interfaces and then as gateways. I also managed to create the Gateway Group, however, when I try to designate the gateway group as the outbound gateway for the firewall rules I cannot select it - it is not showing up in the drop down menu.
So far I have:
3 OpenVPN Clients, all designated as interfaces.
3 gateways coresponding to the bove interfaces
1 Gateway Group that joins the 3 interfaces as tier 1.
Outbound NAT rules for each of the VPN client interfaces.
THe NAT rules are set to "Auto + Manual"
Am I missing some configuration step or is it a software glitch.

I have an identical setup with pfsense and that works just fine, reason for moving to open sense is the attitude displayed by some of the PfSense developers on public forums and, mor eimportantly the fact that OPNSense seems to have better (more up to date) support for non Intel NICs.

Thank You!