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From: Tom on 4 Aug 2010 09:45 I have a Dual WAN, Cisco (LinkSys) RV042. This is an awesome little router for the price, but was wondering if someone can help me understand how the Dual WAN path is selected. The one thing that is limiting is the GUI interface. Seems this guy could do so much more if there was a command line:) Currently it seems this device selects the path based on the lowest IP address and if Internet service is detected. Is it possible to force this device to select a different interface vs the one is selects be default? For example: WAN1 is 208.236.172.33 /26 WAN2 is 208.236.172.66 /26 The path is always WAN1 unless WAN1 is unplugged. How does this device detect internet service? Can it be made to used WAN2 without auto selecting WAN1 when both WANs are functioning? Thanks!
From: Tom on 4 Aug 2010 11:46
On Aug 4, 9:45 am, Tom <tdenham...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I have a Dual WAN, Cisco (LinkSys) RV042. This is an awesome little > router for the price, but was wondering if someone can help me > understand how the Dual WAN path is selected. The one thing that is > limiting is the GUI interface. Seems this guy could do so much more > if there was a command line:) > > Currently it seems this device selects the path based on the lowest IP > address and if Internet service is detected. > > Is it possible to force this device to select a different interface vs > the one is selects be default? > > For example: > > WAN1 is 208.236.172.33 /26 > WAN2 is 208.236.172.66 /26 > > The path is always WAN1 unless WAN1 is unplugged. > > How does this device detect internet service? > Can it be made to used WAN2 without auto selecting WAN1 when both WANs > are functioning? > > Thanks! My mistake...this router does not choose path my lowest IP...it's based on he Primary vs Secondary.... Is there a way to force this to use the secondary if the primary is up and running? Thanks. |