[ Thanks to Falko
Timme for this link. ]
“In this HowTo I will show you how to configure pfSense 2.0 as a
load balancer for your web servers. This HowTo assumes that you
already have a pfSense box and at least 2 Apache servers installed
and running on your network, and that you have some pfSense
knowledge.”
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