Created on 04-17-2010 05:01 AM
Created on 04-17-2010 05:07 AM
ORIGINAL: Meppy This was meant to go into the Routing subforum, not sure how it ended up in Firewall... can it be moved?i guess not; but you can delete your own post and repost it in an appropiate forum
regards
/ Abel
regards
/ Abel
Created on 04-18-2010 12:56 AM
ORIGINAL: Meppy Well the duplicate route has re-appeared but the connections are still using the perferred route, but that is because the secondary route with the duplicate entries is not working.Why did you define those 2 static routes ? Generally, if you check ' Retrieve default gateway from server' box, you' ll obtain both correct default routes for your PPPoE; if you' re under doublewan scenario, be sure that ' Distance' box has the same value for both. For priority setting, see my above post
Also there was no option for me to delete my original post.if you' re logged in the forum with your account, you could delete your own posts using the ' x' icon up right.
regards
/ Abel
Created on 04-18-2010 06:46 PM
I need it to work so that it uses one connection by default unless I have specific rules that direct traffic to one or other of the connections, but to also handle things when one of the connections fails.Re-try first with the simpler approach: - define your both pppoe with the same distance value (don' t use default value 1) in the interface' s itself ' distance' box - check ' Retrieve default gateway from server' box in both. - don' t add more static routes at all - go to the CLI and write: ' get router info routing-table details' Can you see 2 lines near " S*" via wan1 AND wan2? If so, it' s done, you' ve ecmp working if that' s really you want. If don' t, re-check distances or another setting is making noise. regards,
regards
/ Abel
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