Internal Interface to WAN

[Worker]

Hi... I currently have two connections with my ISP. The objective is to migrate the network to the new link. In my network, I have the " internal" interface with IP 192.168.100.0/24 and within that interface have a " Guest" network 192.168.1.0/24 (i can see this in Network -> Interface) The objective is to move all the traffic from the Guest network to the new connection, leaving my internal network on the old link (for now). Now comes the problem. When I go to Network -> Interface, I have the internal network and the guest on the same interface. Even being in the same interface, I can make the Guest network to use the new WAN connection? How can i do this? Regards.

[rwpatterson]

Add a policy route with the source subnet as your guest network and interface, and point the traffic you want (by protocol/port) down the new ISP connection. Make sure you also have standard policies that allow that same traffic down the second pipe. Also, the routes have to be of equal length and must appear in the route monitor for this all to work.

[Worker]

Well, i have this policy: From: Guest (192.168.1.0/24) To: NEW_LINK (Interface in WAN) Source: all Destination: all Schedule: Allways Service: Any But when i go to Policy Monitor, the interface does not appear. Note: Don' t know if this can be but the two connections that my ISP provides are on the same WAN interface! Is that the problem??

[Worker]

Sorry for double post, but anyone know?