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Article #95PF load balancing
From: elerdin
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 10:00
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2011 10:00
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Hallo, I have two internet connections and I want to use both with a round-robin load balancing, only for outgoing connections. I found on the web various solutions, but I did not manage to modify them for my scenario. One internet connections is a normal adsl, there is a modem that I connect to the OpenBSD router, the interface receives the dynamic IP using dhcp. The other connection has a static IP address and gateway. Now I'm reading the PF documentation, but while I study I need a "fast and dirty" solution that "just works". Can someone help me? Thanks, Elerdin.
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