2 WAN( one is a downlink and other one is a uplink) and 1LAN

RouterOS General
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i have two links from two isps

Public1 (Uplink/Downlink)512kbps/1024kbps
Public2 (Downliink)4Mbps

here is what i want

all downloading to come from public2 interface

and all uploads to to public1

anybody have any idea about this coz i am new to MT

:smiley:

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This is hard, probably not currenlty possible. Whats the uplink of the 4mbit downlink ? 0? how come ?

give more details …

3

Maybe its a 1 way only (downlink) satellite dish.

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downlink is 4Mbps via ISP 1
uplink is 512kbps via ISP 2

both are via satellite

ISP 1 only provides downlink but ISP 2 provides downlink and uplink too but we are using their uplink only

5

the downlink type is through proxy ? or full route? or vpn?

for three cases I have solutions but please tell me whati s the type of connection you hgave

regards,

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Hi maroon

Could you sent the solution copy to me?

Two type of them

Do you mark the packet ? or just mark the port to differentiate the uplink packet and download packet?

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downlink type is as a normal router. static routes.

could you let me know how to do that if you have the solution

:smiley:

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this will help you : http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/ip/route.php

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i have read the the docs but still no idea how to do it. maroon can u send me your solution

i am a new bee

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Do u use vpn connection for downlink?

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no just a static ip

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ask your ISP to full router ur IP, give them the IP Addresses of the Satelite…

Regars

13

maroon i didnot understand what you said

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Maybe settings on your ISPs must be made for correct routing the packets through your both connections. Sounds good to me if they’re nice enough to do it for you.

Let’s say you have a router that is connect to your ISP1 link and ISP2 link. Your router must have Inrenet IP address and routes must be set on it as well on ISP1 and ISP2 routers that are connected to yours. These routes would determine that packets destined to your network (coming to your router) will be sent via ISP1 but packets from your network (coming out of your router to the Internet) must be sent through ISP2 link. Will this work considering ISP1 link is one-way - download only. Should work, knowing that satellite links have always worked in sucha manner but instead of an ISP2 link we used to use a dial-up modem… :slight_smile:

Still a bit of a mistery how this will work :slight_smile:

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This might be a little late, but here’s a solution:

  1. Use IPs from the downlink ISP in your network
  2. Route outgoing packets via the uplink ISP by adding the next hop IP for that ISP as the default gateway for the mikrotik (make sure that ISP allows IPs from the downlink ISP in its network).
    Hope it helps.