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Very need it

/interface pppoe-client add disabled=no interface=ether1 name=PPPoE-WAN1 password=xxx user=xxx add disabled=no interface=ether2 name=PPPoE-WAN2 password=xxx user=xxx add disabled=no interface=ether3 name=PPPoE-WAN3 password=xxx user=xxx /routing table add disabled=no fib name=out_through_WAN1 add d...

Yup, they were not required if doing recursive on the main routing table. As stated full config, no more part configs.......... Thank you very much for your attentions to my problem! But with your last config load sharing between WANs not working((( WAN1-on, WAN2-on, WAN3-on but traffic go only thr...

If its not working then I need to see full config as answering any more questions requires complete understanding. /export file=anynameyouwish (minus router serial number, public wanip information, keys etc..) Ok. I will do export. tomorrow. Tell me please one more thing: Do you specially remove th...

What we have here is a natural failover setup with WAN1 higher priority than WAN2 and WAN higher priority than WAN3 in the Routing Table MAIN. WAN1 -->WAN2--.WAN3 WAN2-->WAN1-->WAN3 WAN3-->WAN1-->WAN2 That means for PCC, that" if WAN1 fails all its share of the traffic will go to WAN2 and if W...

Post your config and I will have a look. Also an update to what I posted I was not entirely accurate. 1. The output chain rules ensure that external traffic TO THE ROUTER ( aka services like wireguard handshake ) that comes in WANX goes out WANX 2. One still needs prerouting chain rules to ensure t...

Back.......... So your mangles to be on the safe for most situations. A . Ensure any traffic coming in on a particular WAN leaves the same WAN. This is valid for traffic going to servers or to the routers themselves. This is comprised of two sets of rules, traffic coming in and then traffic leaving...