This page allows you to configure Multi-WAN for your box.
To create a Multi-WAN group in system follow the steps mentioned below,
1. Click on Add Button.
2. Choose the WANs you want to add under Multi-WAN group. In case of FailOver mode, WANs will be assigned with priority according to the sequence in which WANs are added under Multi-WAN group. Example, WAN added first will have the highest priority, WAN added last will have the lowest priority.
3. Populate Multi-WAN specific configuration parameters,
Multi-WAN Specific Configurations | ||
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Parameter | Default Value | Description |
Destination IP | None | Match traffic directed to the specified destination address for which Multi-WAN functionality is needed. |
Policy | None | Multi-WAN policy, Loadbalanced/FailOver |
4. Populate WAN specific configuration parameters
WAN Specific Configurations | ||
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Parameter | Default Value | Description |
weight | None | This parameter is used in LoadBalanced Mode. Multi-WAN members will distribute load based on this weight value. |
Track IPs | None | The hosts to test if interface is still online/alive |
reliability | 1 | Number of Track IP hosts that must reply for the test to be considered as successful. Ensure there are at least this many Track IP hosts defined or the interface will always be considered down |
count | 1 | Number of pings to send to each host with each test |
timeout | 4 | Number of seconds to wait for an echo-reply after an echo-request |
interval | 10 | Number of seconds between each test |
up | 5 | Number of successful tests to considered link as alive |
down | 5 | Number of failed tests to considered link as dead |
To remove a Multi-WAN group from system, click on the delete button.