Assistance to setup multiple WAN on different network

First you have to unable Uplink Balancing, it can be enabled by itself when you check in both wan "Default Gateway".

In Interface > Multipath Rules, create a rule on top with persistence "By Interface"

Do the proper masquerading in NAT too. And thats it

Dear Oldeda,

Please excuse me, as i am new. Can you give me a bit more help.

Interface -> Multipath Rules

Source : (VLAN Network) 192.168.1.0/24
Destination : (WAN 249) x.x.73.249/29
ltf.Persistance: By Interface
Bind Interface : WAN (x.x.34.214)

and finally you also mentioned NAT.
Should I use 1:1 NAT (whole networks)

traffic from :(WAN 249) x.x.73.249/29
going to :(VLAN Network) 192.168.1.0/24

1:1 NAT Mode : Please advise Map Source / Destination
Map to : Please advise

Thank you very much for your kind response.

Warm regards,

Peter

First question:

Destination any

Second Question: Under NAT>Masquerading TAB, not NAT rule. You should have only one rule there already

Thanks Oldeda!

It's working!

1. additional (Static 249) address x.x.73.249 for WAN under Interfaces & Routing -> Additional Address.

2. network 172.168.x.x (network) -> WAN , use address (Static 249)

3. disable uplink balancing

LOL we solved one problem but another arise.

If i need to maintain my WAN2 to fail over how can I do so ?

Warm regards,

Peter Lai

Uplink Balancing will do that. I know tha way you mentioned, but multipath rule is the easy way.

Without Uplink Balancing, the system (UTM) will not known that you have two WAN.

Also, make sure your Masq rules for the subnets all use "Uplink Interfaces" instead of "WAN1" or 2.

Cheers - Bob

Also, make sure your Masq rules for the subnets all use "Uplink Interfaces" instead of "WAN1" or 2.

Cheers - Bob