Policy routing with TL-ER5120
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Policy routing with TL-ER5120
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Hello,
I am pretty new to this device so please excuse my ignorance. I have my 2 separate internet provider routers plugged into the balancer but I do not wish to have the "Enable Application Optimized Routing" enabled. I need to access our company share-it! web panel but I get disconnected from time to time as the outgoing IP changes, so I thought I could use a policy routhing rule to route the traffic from my computer to share-it! web panel page only through one WAN connection.
So I created this rule https://www.screencast.com/t/fynjJ8h3 where Custom_IP is my computers IP and share_it points to the IP of the server running the web panel, however in some cases I still get disconnected as it appears I am connected through WAN1 and then WAN2. Is there something I need to double check so that all traffic going to share_ip passes through WAN1 only? Maybe I am missing something?
Regards
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hello,
I am pretty new to this device so please excuse my ignorance. I have my 2 separate internet provider routers plugged into the balancer but I do not wish to have the "Enable Application Optimized Routing" enabled. I need to access our company share-it! web panel but I get disconnected from time to time as the outgoing IP changes, so I thought I could use a policy routhing rule to route the traffic from my computer to share-it! web panel page only through one WAN connection.
So I created this rule https://www.screencast.com/t/fynjJ8h3 where Custom_IP is my computers IP and share_it points to the IP of the server running the web panel, however in some cases I still get disconnected as it appears I am connected through WAN1 and then WAN2. Is there something I need to double check so that all traffic going to share_ip passes through WAN1 only? Maybe I am missing something?
Regards
