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Dhcp ok but not internet

alderaan
Hi, i've 2 wan in load balancing and 3 lan with 3 dhcp server. Mi configuration is this:

wan1: 192.168.199.105/24 gw: 192.168.199.1 (static ip from router 1)
wan2: 192.168.200.2/24 gw: 192.168.200.1 (static ip from router 2)
wan1 and wan2 load balancing

lan1: 192.168.21.1 dhcp server (for office 1)
lan2: 192.168.31.1 dhcp server (for office 2)
lan3: 192.168.41.1 dhcp server (for office 3)

Problem is: dhcp works ok. PC receive ip, gw and dns. But cannot go to internet. How can i check what's wrong? Do you need sone log for help?

Thanks


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    In this first tests eth2 and eth3 are directly connected to 2 different notebooks.

    What dilandau is saying is that you can't have the same subnet on two different interfaces unless they are bridged.

    Cheers - Bob
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    In this first tests eth2 and eth3 are directly connected to 2 different notebooks.

    What dilandau is saying is that you can't have the same subnet on two different interfaces unless they are bridged.

    Cheers - Bob
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    What dilandau is saying is that you can't have the same subnet on two different interfaces unless they are bridged.

    Cheers - Bob


    Maybe i've solved the problem. I've done 2 things:

    - First of all on vmware side  I've divided 3 LAN interfaces in 3 different virtual switches then I've added a Policy Route like these:


    Target: WAN1
    Selector: WAN1 (Address) → LAN1 → Any → LAN1 (Network)
    Target: WAN1
    Selector: WAN1 (Address) → LAN2 → Any → LAN2 (Network)

    Now everything works great but i'm not sure this is the right policy. I mean in that way i say: "everything coming from wan1 routes to lan1" and the same policy for lan2. But how can i verify that input chain to wan1 and wan2 is default drop?