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Basic Dual WAN Setup without Multipath

matthealey
Hi All,

I'm trying to set up simple network with 2 WAN connection. 1 for data and 1 for voice.

As a learning exercise i'd like to set it up the more 'traditional' way using routes and nat before I start playing around with multipath.

I tried setting it up using masquerading like this ;

Data (Network) -> Provider.Data (WAN)
Voice (Network) -> Provider.Voice (WAN)

Then I set up and enabled a Standard Static Route as follows.

Type : Interface
Network : Voice (Network)
Interface : Provider.Voice (WAN)

Now this doesn't appear to work. With Cisco, this sort of stuff is dead easy so can anyone enlighten me as to what a I am missing?


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    That's certainly how it seems in the beginning! [;)]

     In this case, though, I think it was just a misunderstanding.  The route you created was "find the 'Voice (Network) out through the Provider.Voice (WAN)'.  What you meant was 'Send traffic from the Voice (Network) out through the Provider.Voice (WAN)'.

    In that case, you wanted the 'Policy Routes' tab and something like:

    Route Type: Interface route

    Source Interface: >

    Source Network: Voice (Network)
    Service: Any
    Destination Network: Internet (?)

    Target Interface: Provider.Voice (WAN)



    Cheers - Bob

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    That's certainly how it seems in the beginning! [;)]

     In this case, though, I think it was just a misunderstanding.  The route you created was "find the 'Voice (Network) out through the Provider.Voice (WAN)'.  What you meant was 'Send traffic from the Voice (Network) out through the Provider.Voice (WAN)'.

    In that case, you wanted the 'Policy Routes' tab and something like:

    Route Type: Interface route

    Source Interface: >

    Source Network: Voice (Network)
    Service: Any
    Destination Network: Internet (?)

    Target Interface: Provider.Voice (WAN)



    Cheers - Bob

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