How to dedicate IP traffic through one specified WAN port
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Hi @Carlsap
You can setup policy route for this scenario:
Source: Server address, Destination: any, NextHop: WAN2
Source: LAN subnet address, Destination: any. NextHop: WAN1
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Hi @Carlsap
As your description:
(1) if the client access to specific external server would like to pass through by WAN2.
(2) Other going traffic is pass through by WAN1
Then you can create policy route for this requirement.
(1) Source: any, Destination: External Server IP, NextHop: WAN2, SNAT: outgoing interface.
(2) Source: any, Destination: any, NextHop: WAN1, SNAT: outgoing interface.
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Hi @Carlsap
You can setup policy route for this scenario:
Source: Server address, Destination: any, NextHop: WAN2
Source: LAN subnet address, Destination: any. NextHop: WAN1
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Thank you for the suggestion, but I made a mistake in the question.
I ment one external adress is to be reached through the WAN2 and outbound DNS queries must be allowed as well. All other outbound traffic should be routed trough the WAN1.
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Hi @Carlsap
As your description:
(1) if the client access to specific external server would like to pass through by WAN2.
(2) Other going traffic is pass through by WAN1
Then you can create policy route for this requirement.
(1) Source: any, Destination: External Server IP, NextHop: WAN2, SNAT: outgoing interface.
(2) Source: any, Destination: any, NextHop: WAN1, SNAT: outgoing interface.
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