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Multipath Rule Problem..

I have a problem, I have three WAN interface, when i choose multipath force fully rule, i mean all traffic by one wan interface, it should go, but on dash bord it is showing traffic on all other interfaces,some time only on other interface, some time only on single interface, some time on both and some time on all interfaces. one more thing i have noticed that when i open in out bandwidth on dashbord, forcefully multipath configured interface is going by other interface with huge traffice.

If i am sending lan traffic by one interface, than why its going by other WAN interfaces.. but when i check IP(whatismyip.com) it shows only one wan IP, which i defined in forcefully rule.

Second thing on lan interface showing huge traffic, but it is not showing traffice or showing less traffice than Lan.

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0 1clicc over 15 years ago

To be able to do round robin and load balancing between all wan you need to set a rule in the multipath rule. Here what i have on my multipath rule so that when i lookup my ip i can either jump back and forth from one wan to the other.

Source: any
service: any
destination: any
Itf. Persistence: by connection

Hopefully this help.
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0 Gert Hansen over 15 years ago

The decision which interface is selected is done atbthe beginning and than never changed.

This mean, established connections keep using the other interfaces.

A reboot will fix that.

All interface are active, means they respond to packets from the internet, that might also trigger the traffic.

In order to check, you can enable the bandwidth monitor by clicking on the interface graph on the dashboard, there you see ever individual connection.

Hope that helps,
Gert
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