The multiple wans w/o load balancing should be simpler than with load balancing, but I cannot find any examples.
I have 3 lans (vlans, eth5 802.1q tagged link, that is working with single wan), and want to assign each lan separate wan (vlan1=>wah1, vlan2=>wan3, vlan3=>wan3)
How do I go about it ?
I appreciated any hints, examples or nudge in right direction.
I don’t know of a specific example. Post your export and I’ll modify it. NAT or Non-NAT?
Yes, NAT,
so marking the connections
if src-addres=vlan1 then routing-mark=route1
if src-addres=vlan2 then routing-mark=route2
something like that ?
but in routes how do I use route1/2 marks to force to got to specific wan ?
I dont have multiple inet feeds yet, but I was told to get ready.
and I have QOS with HTB queues,
how would multiple wans affect my QOS rules ?
Basically yes…
Make a masq rule for output on each of the VLANs…
Mark each of the packets from each VLAN…
Make default routes for each of the VLAN marks you just made and make them go out the specific WANs you want.