I have three interfaces in my mikrotik: WAN1,WAN2 and LAN
I use NAT on my LAN, and they get thier ip via DHCP.
I want traffic to some destination adresses routed via WAN2, and the rest via WAN1.
How do I achieve that?
I have three interfaces in my mikrotik: WAN1,WAN2 and LAN
I use NAT on my LAN, and they get thier ip via DHCP.
I want traffic to some destination adresses routed via WAN2, and the rest via WAN1.
How do I achieve that?
Mark the packets, and use policy routing.
By adding the good old fashioned routes?
I made an adress list, mangled them as a destination adress list and routing-marked them and finally i made a routing entry for the routing-marked packets.
Does this also work with web traffic going thru the built-in web proxy? It would be nice to be able direct certain web traffic thru certain gateways.
If it’s proxied, then it shouldn’t work. Traffic will come from the proxy using the src-address of the proxy server.
There are ways that you can make it work, but it’s rather complicated and complex. The configuration will be on the proxy, not the MT.