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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Hubs and Switches => Topic started by: djshaunvt on July 07, 2014, 04:28:05 AM
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Hi Guys.
After 2 hours of messing about I hope someone can help. I have a Dlink DFL 860 e Firewall which is working 100 %. PPOE Configured on WAN 1. I have plugged another modem into WAN 2 (Also PPOE) and I can see that both interfaces are up. I would like to route all traffic for example originating from a certain subnet out WAN2.
I have created a 2nd routing table and specified the PPOE2 route in there. I have also created a routing rule and specified any traffic from Lan interface originating from host 10.1.2.23 should use routing table 2 which I have created as a forwarding routing table and use the main one for return routing table. I have also create an access rule folder and made a rule as follows:
Nat traffic from Interface Interface LAN - Network (10.1.2.3) Service - Ping Outbound --- destination PPOE2 ---all nets. The ping is just to test. I am getting to ping replies so I know its not going out WAN 2.
If anyone has any experience any info would be appreciated.
I don't want failover or load balance just want to send out a specific subnet over WAN 2.
Thanks.
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I recommend that you phone contact your regional D-Link support office and ask for help and information regarding this. We find that phone contact has better immediate results over using email.
Let us know how it goes please.
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I managed to get it working by playing around a bit.
Its working 100 %.
Many thanks
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Would you provide some details on what you did to get it working so other may benefit from your success?
Glad you got it working. ;)
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Quite a long process.
In address book created 2 objects for instance:
1st floor = 192.168.0.0/24
Ground floor = 192.168.1.0/24
I setup 2 PPOE connections with ISP password and username.... in the PPOE connections menu.
On the 2nd PPOE connection under options I took out the "Automatically add route"
I created an interface group containing PPOE 1 and PPOE2 connections.
PPOE 1 is on interface WAN 1 , PPOE 2 is using WAN 2 Interface.
To keep it simple...In rules folder I created an outbound rule...NAT , Source interface Lan , Source Network = ground floor ,destination = The interface group containing the 2 PPOE connections destination = All Nets (All TCP / UDP)
And then another rule:
rule...NAT , Source interface Lan , Source Network = First Floor,destination = The interface group containing the 2 PPOE connections destination = All Nets (All TCP / UDP)
Then you create a 2nd routing table called for example routing table 2 containing only a route to PPOE 2 - All nets
I then created a routing rule
From source LAN , network = First floor , destination = PPOE 1 network = all nets (Forward routing table = Routing table 2 , return routing table = main.
So all people on the First floor will use WAN 2 (PPOE2) all users on ground floor will use WAN 1 (PPOE1)
I didn't setup failover etc but I use PRTG traffic grapher where I monitor Both WAN connections so I can see they are using both.
If I pull WAN 2 out the First floor people loose connection but not the ground floor.
You can go even further in routing rules and choose for only certain protocols to go out WAN 2 etc.
Hope this makes sense.
Shaun
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Thank you for the details sir. Hope it will come in handy for future reference.
Enjoy.