Hello I am using 2 WAN on a mikrotik (ether1 and ether2) and i have 2 subnets (native 192.168.1.0/24 and vlan10 192.168.10.0/24 ) I want clients on native 192.168.1.0/24 to use ether2 wan (starlink) while 192.168.10.0/24 use ether1 wan. Also at each subnet, if a wan fails i want to have failover t…

You mangle rules are not quite correct, you need to place restriction on them so that they only act on packets travelling in one direction (from the LAN subnet to the internet, not on the returning packets). However, for your usecase it would be better and more performant to use routing rules inste…

Repost config for review, once the recommended changes have been made.

@Haris013 Please do use < / > code tag for posting code. Post edited.

[image] CGGXANNX: add action=lookup-only-in-table dst-address=0.0.0.0/0 src-address=192.168.1.0/24 table=Starlink Hello guys, i did the recommended routing rules but still no internet access. Maybe is something wrong with my recursive routes? /interface bridge add admin-mac=F4:1E:57:5D:81:A4…

[image] haris013: Hello guys, i did the recommended routing rules but still no internet access. Maybe is something wrong with my recursive routes? See if this (extremely simplified edition) helps: [image] Primary gateway with static ip address not activating Beginner Basics …

i actually changed the routes for Starlink table these are the monitor rules that ping external hosts for checking internet [image] and these are the actual routes to zeros [image] still no internet. i actually disabled all starlink routes and created a new with zeros and directly the gateway…

Set ALL 4 of of them as Scope=10

did that, still the same result, no internet connection on clients. i tried using 1 single route 0.0.0.0/0 on 192.168.2.1 (starlink GW) using the Starlink routing table but still no internet.

Hi, looking at your config, your 2nd gateway 192.168.2.1 is supposed to be reached through ether2, however, that interface is currently not part of the interface list WAN (unlike ether1 which is already member of that list). The masquerade rule that you have only acts on out-interface-list=WAN (and…

Regarding scope and target-scope, a good explanation by CGGXANNX and the simplified way are on this thread: [image] Primary gateway with static ip address not activating Beginner Basics Hi all, I have a 2 gateway setup. I have my primary gateway on ether1 and a secondary …

2 WAN, policy routing to use specific WAN at each subnet (1 native subnet and 1 VLAN subnet)

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See if this (extremely simplified edition) helps: