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Second WAN routed from 1st WAN

Hi all

Crazy question.....

Requirements:-
Route specified traffic from LAN clients/services via an OpenVPN Client.

I've read, tried and tinkered to create a SSL VPN client using Hidemyass,Strong VPN, PureVPN But with no joy.

So.....
I have come up with the crazy idea to create a 2nd router within the topology (pfSesnse) with PureVPN to create a 2nd WAN connection.

Using Multipath rules route certain Source/Destination/Services via LAN to WAN2.

So my questions are:-

Will it work ?
Is there a simpler way of doing it ?

Thanks in andvance!

Chris

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0 ChrisTwigg over 10 years ago

Hi Bob

Why cant you see the picture ?

http://s9.postimg.org/l73e9xr5b/pfsense.jpg

I'd like to use a VPN proxy service to enable ISP blocked sites.

I have looked at the OVPN to APC converter and other forum posts but have had no joy.

Because sophos is unable to act as a vpn client using OVPN config files, I have no option, But to take matters into my hands.

Ive re-attached an image and provided a link for clarity.

Many Thanks

Chris
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0 ChrisTwigg over 10 years ago

Hi Bob

Why cant you see the picture ?

http://s9.postimg.org/l73e9xr5b/pfsense.jpg

I'd like to use a VPN proxy service to enable ISP blocked sites.

I have looked at the OVPN to APC converter and other forum posts but have had no joy.

Because sophos is unable to act as a vpn client using OVPN config files, I have no option, But to take matters into my hands.

Ive re-attached an image and provided a link for clarity.

Many Thanks

Chris
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