Hello, everyone!
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I have RB750GL router, but I don’t know much about networking.
I would like to utilize multi-wan load-balancing method with PCC. (I need to know how to do it for 2 WAN and 3 WAN connections to two different ISP)
I need you to set all necessary configuration (NAT, Firewall, etc.) for my router to function as best as possible.
I would like you to explain how to set two LAN connections with 2 separate subnets as well as how set them under one subnet.
First Ethernet port will be used for POE.
I need to know how to configure mac filtering on LAN side of the router(my router will be located outside of my flat, so I don’t would my neighbor to steal my internet connection).
Should we use DMZ?
The most important thing is that I would like you to teach me how you done this configuration.
Extra information: Multi-WAN load-balancing method with PCC.
I found a reference to “Using PCC to load balance across multiple non bonded links.” (source: http://www.mikrotik-routeros.com/?p=12#more-12)
I don’t know what does “non bonded links” mean. Should I use PCC load balancing with bounded links?
non-bonded - means you have several links but they work as separate connections. And all the balancing is done on one router. PCC you need because of IPv4 NAT problem - to make connections persist on the link they where created on. Very important for ssl/tls sessions.
You can look up one end of the bargain how to configure ppc on 2 links, addition of 3rd is comparably easy if you understand how 2 links work.
Other end is, if at all that can be called that way - is PPPoE server for LAN1 and static/dynamic config for LAN2 that should be straight forward from manual.
If I understand you correctly non-bonded links only mean three separate connections to the Internet. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
My goal is to combine them into one connection and increase the overall speed of the Internet.
Can I use the omega-00 configuration “Using PCC to load balance across multiple non bonded links” http://www.mikrotik-routeros.com/?p=12, to achieve the highr internet speed?
yes. that is correct. That is example you should follow.
However you will get near maximum output through these lines. As max is only available if you are using bonding, but for that you have to control both ends of the link.
i misinterpreted your POE as PPPOE, if you do not need that, then you do not need that server.
under ‘/interface ethernet’ you can set one port as salve port of other one by setting master-port.
when you fill master-port field you will make this port a slave port of one you set in master-port field. you will only see traffic in router that is going through the router not through switched ports.
edit: for bonding you have to control both ends (your and ISP in this case) so you have to use load balancing - example you pointed to.
Sorry for my ignorance, but I do not know how to create the switch.
I read that I should create a bridge, and then add for each Ethernet port to the bridge.
But I am lost from here.
In the example below, only one LAN port is used.
What should be changed to use this configuration for both ports Ethernet?
“dst-address-type=!local in-interface=LAN new-connection-mark=wan1_pcc_conn passthrough=yes per-connection-classifier=both-addresses:3/0”
in your case, if you set for ether2 attribute master-port=ether1 then these 2 ports will be swtiched. Traffic that go between the ports will be be visible by the router.
yes, if ports are switched, then only master port have configuration in RouterOS. SO if you set ether2 master-port=ether1 and assign IP address on ether1, then both ports will have that. Traffic from either of ports will count as ether1 traffic (f that goes through the router or to router)
no, not directly, he is using routed network, with switching set up you are using bridged. You can look through firewall examples and adopt good ideas.
