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I rolled back to the old rules. I have two WANs i.e. WAN and WAN2. I looked up a rule on Rules [Old] >WAN and i see this in 'Advanced features'



On my System>Gateways>Configuration i can see that WAN2 is set as active.

With this setup everything works.

Once i migrate to the new rules, do i need to change gateway for all the WAN rules to 'WAN' instead of default?

How do you roll back to the old rules?

Thanks. Any idea why the upgrade would have disabled it? The same thing shows up under Firewall NAT Destination NAT.

After the migration, Rules [new] appeared with a migration assistant. I went through the process and I have a rule that's greyed out.  See below.  Any thoughts?

Sorry. Google Chrome.

At some point, when accessing the web interface, it now shows it as NOT SECURE.  The https is red and crossed out. I don't remember changing anything.  I did a search and it told me to find the certificate SYSTEM -> TRUST -> AUTHORITIES but there are no certificates. There is one under CERTIFICATES.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks

Most news sites won't let you read articles if you are using an ad blocker. My question is, really what's the point if I have to whitelist dozens of sites or disable Blocklist? Am I missing something?

Did you check whether dpinger is actually running for the affected interface (System: Diagnostics: Services)?

Cheers
Maurice

It is. Thanks

I'm struggling to figure this out. I have a dual WAN setup and haven't had any issues to date.

This morning, we lost Internet on the LAN. My primary Internet, Mediacom, showed no issues. Same with my backup, T Mobile.

Reporting Traffic showed traffic on Mediacom yet it still showed Status was offline.

Mediacom came back online but T Mobile still shows Offline.

I'm not sure if the current online status is stable right now.

I'm looking for help. Thanks

I'm assuming that these are really not an OPNSense questions. Have you looked into T Mobile internet for either yourself or parents.  This would definitely separate the activity.  Short of that, buy a better router and put the ATT equipment in bridge mode to allow your router to control the network. One of the primary reasons I installed software like OPNSense was the ability to create separate networks (subnets). I started with Untangle.

Since this is temporary, my first option would be T Mobile.  Good luck.

I followed this and mine works perfectly.

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/multiwan.html

Did you set it up to use remotely?  I started another thread about Tailscale as I'm told this is the way to get it to work remotely.

Is there an updated "How To" for setting this up?  The searches I come up with are prior to it being a plugin that can be installed from the GUI.

Anyone using this?

I think I corrected this by switching the Outgoing mail to GMail and set up an "ApP Password" in Google.


I'm also getting this

SMTP: Mailserver response error -- 550-Sender address is not allowed.

and

Mail: Mailserver response error -- 550-Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable

I've set up Monit and am configuring an email alert. What I want is an email when WAN 2 kicks in on Failover. Is there a way to set the alert to trigger when there is activity on WAN 2?