Mon Mar 26, 2018 6:12 pm
Okay so lets reset.
(If only interested in knowing how to move traffic out a specific WAN go to 4. below)
I also have two WANs. It is not clear how you have set them up??
I have them setup to use WAN2 for failover only
wan1
dest: 0.0.0.0/0
gateway (an actual IP number and not an interface name).
ping gateway
distance 1
wan2
dest: 0.0.0.0/0
gateway (an actual IP number and not an interface name).
distance 2
I unchecked "add default route" on the appropriate DHCP Client tabs for these connections.
1. How many LANs do you have?
2. What is their purpose?
3. Do you want to force certain traffic out a certain WAN?
For example I have two lans and I put them on two bridges.
bridgehome ether2,3
bridgeDMZ ether4
The home bridge is used for all users
the DMZ bridge is used because I have to open some devices to the external world (septic and solar)
4. In terms of OUTGOING traffic I force the router, in a two-step process to use WAN2 for my email and use port (TCP25) WAN2 ISP email address xx.xxx.xx.xx
a. MARK TRAFFIC IP fw MANGLE Rule
b. ROUTE TRAFFIC IP Route rule
I hope this is helpful for you.
In general, the DNS servers of the ISps are available depending what network a user is being sent out on.
To get more specific need more details on your setup and what you are trying to accomplish.