I have 2 ISP, one for employes and other for "guest" users. Nat for employes working fine going on ISP1, but when I try to setup the guest NAT to go on ISP 2, I can't make it work with mangle.

I've doing this config in other routers with no problems
Now I make it work adding a route rule (making mangle unnecessary), but I can't figure out why mangle isn't working
Anybody can help? I missing something?

Why do you need to mangle anything.................
If ISP 1 is the main ISP for business uses................ for MAIN LAN.
and ISP 2 is the secondary ISP for guest .......... GUEST LAN lets say subnet 192.168.0.0/24 or vlan40 (not sure what you have setup for guest users).

Just add a third route in the routing table.

You should have two routes already.
MAIN ROUTE ISP1 lets say distance=5
MAIN ROUTE ISP2 lets say distance=10

In this way any new traffic on either LAN will automatically go out ISP1
Now add a third route

Step1
MAIN ROUTE ISP2 distance=10 ROUTING MARK=GuestUsers

Now add a routing rule
Step 2
[either]Source address=192.168.0.0/24
[or) Interface=vlan40
Action: Lookup Only in Table
Table: GuestUsers (pull down option)

Thats it!! What this tells the router is that for any outgoing traffic from the prescribed source address or interface use the Third Routing Rule for guest users.

You do not need the marking in Mangle because NAT is doing the work here and you don't need the extra marking.

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual%3 ... squerade_2

Marking is needed if both ISP gateway's are on the same ether port.

You do not need the marking in Mangle because NAT is doing the work here and you don't need the extra marking.

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual%3 ... squerade_2

Marking is needed if both ISP gateway's are on the same ether port.

Whatsa matter, msatter?? Lost the bubble LOL?

Natting has nothing to do with routing. I even know that you have to tell the router damn well near everything on this godforsaken wet dream OS for mkx and others............. ;-)

Perhaps I am the one with loose marbles LOL. I thought NATTING was to tell the router, for outgoing traffic on this ISP, please attach the public IP of this WAN to outgoing traffic and when the traffic returns I will know where to send it etc..........
The routing tells the router, hey traffic coming from this source needs to go out this ISP.

Two different functions..........right?

My Dreambox satellite receivers are running DreamOS ;-)

Thanks, I made other instalations using mangle for this, but in this router a cant make it to work, now is working using a route rule.
Is not a installation made by mi from scratch, I'll continue looking.

So lets summarize ;-)))
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