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What version of the ASG software are you using?
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What version of the ASG software are you using?

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Thanks for your answer. As a workaround we now use just the ADSL-Connection as the standard gateway and send outgoing emails via smarthost.
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Thanks for your answer. As a workaround we now use just the ADSL-Connection as the standard gateway and send outgoing emails via smarthost.

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Following scenario:<br />
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On our Astaro ASG120 we've got these Interface-Configuration:<br />
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ETH0 = Internal Network<br />
ETH1 is the default internet connection. We receive SMTP-Mails over the fixed ip and forward them to our &quot;internal&quot; Exchange Server.<br />
ETH2 is a dial up adsl connection that we use for web surfing.<br />
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The problem is, how can i achieve that http and ftp traffic (after they have passed the web filter/proxy) uses the fast Internet Connection on ETH2. I tried to create Policy Based Routing Rules i.e.<br />
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HTTP / HTTPS / FTP from INTERNAL Network with ANY DESTINATION use ETH2.<br />
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But these rules does't have any effect. Web-Traffic still runs on ETH1.
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Following scenario:

On our Astaro ASG120 we've got these Interface-Configuration:

ETH0 = Internal Network
ETH1 is the default internet connection. We receive SMTP-Mails over the fixed ip and forward them to our "internal" Exchange Server.
ETH2 is a dial up adsl connection that we use for web surfing.

The problem is, how can i achieve that http and ftp traffic (after they have passed the web filter/proxy) uses the fast Internet Connection on ETH2. I tried to create Policy Based Routing Rules i.e.

HTTP / HTTPS / FTP from INTERNAL Network with ANY DESTINATION use ETH2.

But these rules does't have any effect. Web-Traffic still runs on ETH1.

Problems using two WAN-Interfaces (Policy Based Routing) on ASTARO ASG120

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