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It already worked, I just tested it incorrectly: disabling the interface in the GUI is not sufficient, although the web interface indicates a switch-over. Marking the gateway as down (or pulling the plug) did the job.
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23.7 Legacy Series / [SOLVED] Multi-WAN not working as expected
May 07, 2024, 11:07:04 AM
Hi fellow opnSense users,
Struggling a bit with the MultiWAN setup on my DEC4240 running opnsense-business-- 23.10.2: followed the guide on https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/multiwan.html with two gateways and followed all steps such as checking firewall rules, sticky connections, specific options, etc.
When I use the Gateway Group as gateway in my firewall LAN rule and the primary gateway go down, it looks like the traffic goes to '/dev/null' (is it really switching to the other gateway?). In Gateways-Groups the state of the gateways is reflected correctly and the secondary gateway is marked as active.
Either using a Gateway Group in my default LAN firewall rule or using the priority with both gateways as upstream and selecting 'default' as gateway yields the same negative result.
However, when I select either gateway in my LAN firewall rule specifically, it works!
Struggling a bit with the MultiWAN setup on my DEC4240 running opnsense-business-- 23.10.2: followed the guide on https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/multiwan.html with two gateways and followed all steps such as checking firewall rules, sticky connections, specific options, etc.
When I use the Gateway Group as gateway in my firewall LAN rule and the primary gateway go down, it looks like the traffic goes to '/dev/null' (is it really switching to the other gateway?). In Gateways-Groups the state of the gateways is reflected correctly and the secondary gateway is marked as active.
Either using a Gateway Group in my default LAN firewall rule or using the priority with both gateways as upstream and selecting 'default' as gateway yields the same negative result.
However, when I select either gateway in my LAN firewall rule specifically, it works!
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