Recently purchased my first RouterBoard hAP Router in order to create an https 4G proxy. I have set everything up and the proxy is working, but when I connect to my proxy, the Public IP of the proxy is the residential IP of the signal coming in through ether1 fom my ISP.
How can I separate traffic such that a particular IP address goes through the lte instead?
So for example: 192.168.62.254 >>> LTE1
Just in case, I’m using the Huawei e3372 4G Modem and the lte interface + dchp clients are created automatically after connecting the 4G Modem
If you can post your configuration, it be helpful to know what’s going on. Not exactly sure what you mean “https 4g proxy”…
But two quick things to check:
Under Interface > Interface List make sure the LTE interface (“lte1”) is associate with “WAN”.
If you have two routes to the internet (say hardline and LTE), and want to send one IP out a different route (e.g. LTE), one way is the use “policy based routing” (or “PBR”) and create another route table (in IP > Route), in that new route table, add LTE interface as the default route. Then add the specific IP address/interface you want as new rule in IP > Route > Rule, using the new route table as the “lookup”. May be slightly more complex than that, but the wiki/forums should have some examples of using PBR.
To export config, use the terminal and “export hide-sensative file=filename-for-forum.rsc” then download & attached.