Hi,
i have a question. How can i setup a MT router with two different subnets so that each subnet uses its own SXT LTE antenna?

tx
korg
Hi,
i have a question. How can i setup a MT router with two different subnets so that each subnet uses its own SXT LTE antenna?

tx
korg
Hi
What could work: dedicated routing tables for both lte links, and a set of routing rules to direct traffic in these directions.
/ip route
add comment=LTE1 gateway= routing-mark=lte1
add comment=LTE2 gateway= routing-mark=lte2
/ip route rule
add action=lookup src-address= dst-address= table=main (assuming you want connectivity between local subnets)
add action=lookup src-address= table=lte1
add action=lookup src-address= table=lte2
If you configure your subnets closer to each other say 10.0.0/24 & 10.0.1/24 (or 192.168.1/24 & 192.168.2/24), it would be easier to define a “global” local address pool, Ex 10.0/16 or 192.168/16.
Ok.. tx.. i’ll post a rsc file when i’ve set up this configuration but .. tx for your idea ![]()
korg
I could emulate such a configuration in GNS3?
You could indeed.