The main problem isnt the configuration of it..
in fact i can load balance exactly like the wiki says.. but.. 10 minutes after i finish the config (or after i reboot) one line aparently goes down and of course everything else stops working..
im asking if anyone else got stuck in the same situation, and the way to solve this..
one thing i can see is that when you ping some public ips (at random), from a computer behind the MT, you get response when the icmp packets go through 1 of the loadbalanced interfaces, and, you get timeout or loss from the other, no matter if it is the same ip youre pinging on the other interface.
if i get the lines out of the mt to another (not balanced) MT, or directly to a pc, they both work excellent…
i dont know if it is a config problem, i used this wiki
thats what sounds strange of it.., it would not be necessary to use failover, because the lines arent falling down, that is not the problem.. if i test the “theorically down” lines they work excellent on their own.. it only happens when after 10 minutes i loadbalance them..
to be more precise, when this stange problem happens, if i send all the traffic through the “theorically dead line” without loadbalancing, it works
ip address add address=192.168.0.1/24 interface=LAN
ip address add address=200.80.140.xxx/27 interface=WAN1
ip address add address=200.80.221.yyy/27 interface=WAN2
config 1 (10 minutes and falls)
WIKI CONFIG..
config 2 (works perfect, even if i test it after config 1 fails and config 3 works)
ip route add gateway=200.80.140.xxx
ip firewall nat add chain=srcnat out-interface=WAN1 action=masquerade
config 3 (works perfect, even if i test it after config 1 fails and config 2 works)
ip route add gateway=200.80.221.yyy
ip firewall nat add chain=srcnat out-interface=WAN1 action=masquerade
if anyone had the same problem and know how to solve it, please let me know..