Hello!
I want to configure my router 751U-2HnD to use it with to seperate LANs with connects to seperate WANs.
Here is a picture to explain
I have DSL modem with option to connect two computer so I can get two WAN links with seperate public IPs.
I wish to connect LAN2 to my work with IPSEC VPN. I know it will not work if my WAN IP changes but it is ok, this connection is for test purpse only.
I am new to mikrotik, so please help me!
Two seperate LAN/WAn on one router
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Re: Two seperate LAN/WAn on one router
Hi.
This should not be hard to do. How do you get the IP from the modem or your ISP? PPPoE? Anyways, you have to separate the interfaces. I don't know the router you are using but I guess it's similar to RB750G and I know them.
Setting up PPPoE client (or whatever you are using) for WAN1 and connect it to interface ether1. Set up another PPPoE client for WAN2 and connect it to ether5.
Ether 3 would be set to have ether2 as master port.
This should create a masquerade NAT rule but you might have to tweak it to work right. I haven't used dual WAN but I'd guess you'd have to add either src address to the rule or IN interface.
Hope this helps you or at least points you in the right direction.
This should not be hard to do. How do you get the IP from the modem or your ISP? PPPoE? Anyways, you have to separate the interfaces. I don't know the router you are using but I guess it's similar to RB750G and I know them.
Setting up PPPoE client (or whatever you are using) for WAN1 and connect it to interface ether1. Set up another PPPoE client for WAN2 and connect it to ether5.
Ether 3 would be set to have ether2 as master port.
This should create a masquerade NAT rule but you might have to tweak it to work right. I haven't used dual WAN but I'd guess you'd have to add either src address to the rule or IN interface.
Hope this helps you or at least points you in the right direction.