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2910: general traffic wan 1, specific traffic (rdp) wan 2
- roga
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13 Mar 2010 12:54 #1
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2910: general traffic wan 1, specific traffic (rdp) wan 2 was created by roga
I want to dedicate the wan 2 interface on my 2910 specifically for RDP (Microsoft remote desktop) traffic. I have a number of servers which use rdp, and so port forwarding is used.
What is the easiest way to have all general traffic use wan1, and only the port forwarded rdp via wan 2?
What is the easiest way to have all general traffic use wan1, and only the port forwarded rdp via wan 2?
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14 Mar 2010 22:13 #2
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Replied by voodle on topic 2910: general traffic wan 1, specific traffic (rdp) wan 2
If it's connections coming in to the router using port forwarding, just give out the WAN2 IP rather than the WAN1 IP for connecting with RDP - the router can only control which WAN connection is used for outbound stuff - inbound stuff would be decided by which connection it comes in on.
edit: however if you want to specify it so that WAN1 is used for all other traffic, go to the Load Balance Policy bit under the WAN menu on the router, select one of the indexes on there, leave protocol set to Any, select WAN1, enable the rule and leave the port/IP details blank - that should put all other traffic through WAN1 rather than WAN2, if you want to free up bandwidth.
edit: however if you want to specify it so that WAN1 is used for all other traffic, go to the Load Balance Policy bit under the WAN menu on the router, select one of the indexes on there, leave protocol set to Any, select WAN1, enable the rule and leave the port/IP details blank - that should put all other traffic through WAN1 rather than WAN2, if you want to free up bandwidth.
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15 Mar 2010 08:18 #3
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thanks that's helpful
actually I discovered there is also a bit under the portforwarding which tells it which public IP to listen on
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Replied by roga on topic 2910: general traffic wan 1, specific traffic (rdp) wan 2
Voodle wrote:
if you want to specify it so that WAN1 is used for all other traffic, go to the Load Balance Policy bit under the WAN menu on the router
thanks that's helpful
actually I discovered there is also a bit under the portforwarding which tells it which public IP to listen on
roga
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15 Mar 2010 12:38 #4
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Replied by sbv3000 on topic 2910: general traffic wan 1, specific traffic (rdp) wan 2
if you leave your port forwarding as 'ANY' and use Dynamic DNS to connect to the servers, you can choose the network connection by use of the DNS name. Useful if one WAN link has gone down.
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