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Create one route as follows,<br />
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Source (192.168.50.120)-----Desti<wbr />nation(Any<wbr />)--------S<wbr />ervice(Any<wbr />)---------<wbr />-Gateway (Secondary Default Gateway or ADSL-WAN2)-------Interface<wbr /> (Interface # of 3300v that is conencted to ADSL)-------Metric(20)----<wbr />--Prioriy(<wbr />High)<br />
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i want to add one thing that rule may vary, some devices use only gateway and no need to put number but some advance F/W and Routers require above type route.<br />

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Create one route as follows,

Source (192.168.50.120)-----Destination(Any)--------Service(Any)----------Gateway (Secondary Default Gateway or ADSL-WAN2)-------Interface (Interface # of 3300v that is conencted to ADSL)-------Metric(20)------Prioriy(High)

i want to add one thing that rule may vary, some devices use only gateway and no need to put number but some advance F/W and Routers require above type route.


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Thank you very much... it's excatly what i need !
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Thank you very much... it's excatly what i need !

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Hello where are using a Draytek 3300v router to offer high availability access to internet in our office.<br />
We have 2 different &nbsp;ISP, one by WIMAX the other with traditionnal ADSL. <br />
The Wimax wan is defined in static mode, the ADSL in PPOe mode.<br />
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The load balancing run perfectly ; <br />
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However, for stability and latency performance we want to force the Asterisk server (192.168.50.120) to use the ADSL access (wan2).<br />
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I imagine that I need to do an static route between the two but I don't know how !<br />
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I thank you in advance for your help.<br />
regards.<br />

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Hello where are using a Draytek 3300v router to offer high availability access to internet in our office.
We have 2 different  ISP, one by WIMAX the other with traditionnal ADSL. 
The Wimax wan is defined in static mode, the ADSL in PPOe mode.

The load balancing run perfectly ; 

However, for stability and latency performance we want to force the Asterisk server (192.168.50.120) to use the ADSL access (wan2).

I imagine that I need to do an static route between the two but I don't know how !

I thank you in advance for your help.
regards.


Draytek 3300v dual wan load balancing  config - how to force an ip adress to use a particular wan

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