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Spliting Web Traffic without Load Balancing

Corey3443
Just a quick question.... 
if i wanted to setup webproxy to give the local network access to WAN1 Internet, but have a selected group of users "special group" to WAN2 Internet, I would have to set up 2 multipath rules similar to this:

Rule 1 (special group):
Source (special group user network object)
Service (webtraffic)
Dest (WAN2 Interface)
Pres (source/dest)

Rule 2 (local network)
Source (local network)
Service (webtraffic)
Dest (WAN1 Interface)
Pres (source/dest)

Does that sound right? i just wanna check before i go changing something.
Thank in Adv
-Corey


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    If you have Uplink Balancing enabled, doesn't WAN2 also have a default gateway configured?  Without that, this won't work.

    In your Multipath rules, the traffic 'Destination' should be "Any" or "Internet" instead of one of your interfaces.

    Use 'Itf. Persistence: by Interface' to force the traffic over a specific interface.

    Cheers - Bob
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    If you have Uplink Balancing enabled, doesn't WAN2 also have a default gateway configured?  Without that, this won't work.

    In your Multipath rules, the traffic 'Destination' should be "Any" or "Internet" instead of one of your interfaces.

    Use 'Itf. Persistence: by Interface' to force the traffic over a specific interface.

    Cheers - Bob
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    hi bob thanks for the reply
    If you have Uplink Balancing enabled, doesn't WAN2 also have a default gateway configured?  Without that, this won't work.

    sorry it was configured, forgot to mention it.
    In your Multipath rules, the traffic 'Destination' should be "Any" or "Internet" instead of one of your interfaces.

    Use 'Itf. Persistence: by Interface' to force the traffic over a specific interface.

    Cheers - Bob

    These are the current rules im using:

    ##############1
    Name: WAN 2 Access
    Source: Host Group 1 (Static IPS) //will be changed to edirrectory group after testing
    Service: Web Surfing
    Destination: Any
    Itf. Persistence: Bind interface(WAN2 Uplink)

    ##############2
    Name: WAN 1 Access
    Source: Local Network Obj 
    Service: Web Surfing
    Destination: Any
    Itf. Persistence: Bind interface (WAN1 Uplink)


    Now i tried these rules (by going to sites that display my ip like whatismyip.org) and they dont seem to be working. i keep getting the same IP on both different computers. (WAN 2)

    In Uplink Balancing the order is:
    >WAN1
    >WAN2

    any ideas?