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2 WAN-Interfaces, How define, that some public-IP Adresses uses in and out only the second WAN-Interface

Uwe Bohnhoff

Hello,

we have two WAN-Interfaces.

The second-one is only for Telekom-All-IP.

I have to block all traffic from and two the Telekom-Servers going through the first Interface. This traffic must go through the second WAN-Interface.

Reducing to ports not possible, we have also to use the same ports for another ISP on the first WAN-Interface.

thanks for any help.

Perhaps, I have to move this request to "Firewall".

Best regards

Uwe



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  • +1

    Hallo Uwe,

    geht es um die Anbindung eines SIP-Trunks der Telekom? Prinzipiell sollte das ja von einer bestimmten Maschine aus erfolgen (VoIP-Anlage o.ä.), für diese IP musst Du dann unter Interfaces eine Multipath-Regel konfigurieren.

    Interfaces & Routing - Interfaces - Multipath Rules

    Source: das SIP-Trunk aufbauende Gerät
    Service: Any
    Destination: Internet IPv4

    Itf. Persistence: By Interface
    Bind Interface: WAN2

    Eingehend (NAT) brauchst Du eigentlich gar nichts konfigurieren, da die Verbindungen über den bestehenden Trunk hereinkommen. Blocken (Firewall) würde ich da auch nix.

    Gruß / Regards,

    Kevin
    Sophos CE/CA (XG+UTM), Gold Partner

  • 0 in reply to kerobra_retired

    Hallo,

    vielen Dank für die Unterstützung und die Anleitungen. Damit habe ich jetzt eine Lösung erarbeitet.

    Es funktioniert.

     

    Uwe

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