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Routing an ip-range

Tim Van Engeland
Hello,

My Astaro Firewall is configured with one LAN nic and two WAN nic's. 
LAN : 192.168.1.254
WAN1: 195.x.x.x
WAN2: 213.x.x.x

(as example)
IP-RANGE 1 : 213.222.229.0 - 213.222.255.255
IP-RANGE 2 : 213.118.160.0 - 213.119.255.255

Does someone know how I can route traffic for ip range 1 and 2 trough WAN2 and all the rest through WAN1?
(btw: Order is WAN2, WAN1, LAN)

regards,
Tim


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    Activate masquerading for the LAN on both WAN nics.

    Then add simple static routes for both networks, pointing to the default gateways of the respective WAN interfaces.

    That way, the traffic should also "come back" on the correct interface.

    /tom
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    Activate masquerading for the LAN on both WAN nics.

    Then add simple static routes for both networks, pointing to the default gateways of the respective WAN interfaces.

    That way, the traffic should also "come back" on the correct interface.

    /tom
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