Once I add the route (run last two lines) the router reboots in 0..30 seconds.
Then, after router boots, there is only 5..10 sec to disable/delete the route before the VPN connection became active, otherwise the router reboot again and again.
Does anyone is running into the same issue?
PS: I’ve tried to reset router configuration (without installing default one) and configured the router from scratch.
Yes I am, but don’t see any info in that thread on this with concrete example.
Also the version referred to are different.
I have Chateau with 7.0.1 and not clear what works, what not in that release.
I have seen this. But R7 wiki also states: Instead of routing rules, you could use mangle to mark packets with routing-mark, the same way as it was in ROSv6.
What that this means?
When you try to use routing mark within IP/ROUTE it is not allowed.
we have /routing and /ip/route/ … what the hell is this? I am getting confused, where are routing marks allowed.
And you can not do a top level export in /routing, you need to go into each sub section “rules”, “tables” etc. to export current settings
For now I find this routing in R7 is a mess!
I am not routing expert, so especially missing explanation and examples is making Chateau and R7 quit un-usable to me for now.
What I am looking for is a simple failover example with the R7 from where to start to understand how to make more complex systems.
The Wiki with strike through text, comments, add on, text removals is not giving any additional information.
Again, I have no idea about OSPF, BGB etc. which might the why I don’t get it.
But considering that Chateau is clearly a home/SOHO device one should be able to set it up correctly, which includes policy based routing.
In mangle you have the way to select your traffic the same way and more… and next do action mark-route who send selected traffic to your own route table .
This is the same what you receive in route rules before
PS I focus at helping in LTE that’s why I not give you a example rules, I hope you understand.
As you are the “expert”, maybe you can provide simple example taken from R6, and translate this into R7:
This is how you would do policy based routing in R6 (I removed recursive part) for failover or load balancing:
192.168.x.x are the two IP of upstream modems/LTE/DSL/PON just as example in this case.
… fib parameter should be specified if the routing table is intended to push routes to the FIB.
Some simple and easy to understand examples when we do and don’t want this would be nice.
The @main in gateway=172.16.1.1@main. Since most people don’t read manuals and therefore don’t know that such parameter already existed before v7, they will wonder what it is, why it’s suddenly there, if it’s mandatory or can be omitted, etc. Some hints about that would help.