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--- other:networking:opnsense:multiwan [2024/12/15 02:02] – rodolico
+++ other:networking:opnsense:multiwan [2024/12/15 02:12] (current) – rodolico
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 OpnSense has done an excellent job of setting this up.
-This is just a recipe. If you want to know what is going on, [[https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/multiwan.html|RTFM]]. It is a good document with a lot of detailed information.
+This is just a recipe. If you want to know what is going on, [[https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/multiwan.html|RTFM]] at Deciso (the authors). It is a good document with a lot of detailed information, including how to change the sensitivity (go up/down more/less often), using load balancing, and other things.
 Anyway, here is my "quick and dirty"
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   * WAN Port - Connected to Internet Provider via their modem (or their router in pass-through mode)
   * LAN Port - My LAN
-  * OPT1 Port - Connected to a [[https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-xe300/|GL-iNet Puli Cellular Router]]
+  * OPT1 Port - Connected to a [[https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-xe300/|GL-iNet Puli Cellular Router]] with [[https://www.t-mobile.com/|T-Mobile]] sim card
   * OPT2 Port - Wireless Access Point (separate subnet). I am not setting this up in this document
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     * Enter one or more separate DNS server
     * They must NOT be the same, for some reason
+  * Check //Default Gateway Switching// if using Unbound for DNS
 ==== Firewall Rules ====
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     - Again, pings may skip a little
     - You'll see Failover WAN's traffic die down and picked up by primary
-    - **Note**: your VPN connections
+    - **Note**: your VPN connections will maintain on the failover WAN for a while. In my case, this will use up data on my Cellular Router, so I restart the connection manually to force the connection back to primary instead of waiting a minute or two.
 ===== Links =====