I have this Pepelink Balancer One, with 2 internet providers.
I created a VLAN, attached it to the last port (8) and then put a 3rd party router from a client there.
This VLAN has IP 192.168.2.0/24
Load balancer has IP 192.168.2.1
The connected router has IP 192.168.2.2
Also, I’ve created an Outbound rule to direct the whole traffic to the same WAN. WAN2, in this case.
This rule has the highest priority with an Enforced policy that has to redirect all traffic from an to 192.168.2.0/24 to this WAN2.
The second outbound rule has this Weighted Balance on both WAN1 and WAN2
The default rule is enforcing the WAN2 too
Everything looks connected and working fine.
But not all the connections from this VLAN are using the WAN2. One connection is going to WAN1 for some unknown reason.
This connection is listed as an IPSec.
If I disable the WAN1, I can make all the connections on/to this VLAN go to the WAN2.
But as soon as I enable WAN1, this IPSEc connection goes back to the WAN1.
What is the issue here? What am I doing wrong?
How can I force this connection to the same interface as other in it subnetwork?
These are the settings of the enforced policy for this WAN2. They are pretty standard I suppose.
Hello @Leandro_Heck,
What version of Firmware is your router using? Suggest using 8.1.3 GA or 8.2.1 GA for your router if your router is currently on a different version.
You can also change your IP in the outbound policy from 192.168.2.0/24 to 192.168.2.1/24 and give that a go.
Happy to Help,
Marcus
@Leandro_Heck, Is WAN2 utilizing a Speedfusion VPN at all for outbound connections?
From your screenshot, you have “Expert Mode” enabled on the outbound policies.
To get this to work correctly, you just need to move your outbound rules above the greybar “PepVPN / OSPF / BGP / RIPv2 Routes.” Screenshot example below, move blue box/boxes above green box.
