Hi:) I still can't get my dual-wan with DHCP working on Eko 11650. I've assigned 1 lan port to Wan in web-interface and tried to use some scripts posted here, but still, interface state doesn't change.
Really, i didn't do nvram changes (like vlan2ports="1 5"), but i don't think it's needed. Pls corrent me if i'm wrong, and pls give me a hand:)
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 15:38 Post subject: Select duaWAN interface for selected LAN addresses
All,
I have parsed through the 65 pages on the Dual/Triple WAN configuration, and maybe I just missed it, but am looking for a way to force predetermined IP's out one link or another.
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 17:06 Post subject: Select duaWAN interface for selected LAN addresses
I have checked /proc/net/ip_conntrack and see that the ipaddress I want to force out through on WAN interface is utilizing both WAN interfaces, so the iptables rule I utilized did not work.
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 17:21 Post subject: Select duaWAN interface for selected LAN addresses
I have identified the ports required for the device I wish to route out a specific WAN interface. The ports are 500, 4500, 52428. I have made the following entry into the firewall config based off of the port designation:
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:53 Post subject: Is this Possible?
I'm new in this field but I'm willing to learn... I got WRT54G v4 and I already updated the firmware to DD-WRT v24 sp2. I got 2 ADSL connection both dynamic IP in separate ISP each ADSL modem is a router, I want to setup my WRT54G Router Fault Tolerance/Load Balance router both LAN and WLAN. Is this possible? on WRT54G v4, how and where do I start. please help...
I've been playing around with dd-wrt for quite some time now, and used it to connect between 6 to 20 people to one DSL connection.
Now, however, my student dorm wants to take over the role of internet distributor. However, I guess, we are not willing to pay 1600€ for a 34MBit/s full-duplex dedicated line for 80 students. Right now we are using 11 DSL 16000kbit/s connections to connect small groups to the internet.
The only chance I see to make any chance worthwhile would be the following:
We get establish one network for all 80 users. And we connect 10 WAN connections to it.
As this is a thread on Dual/Triple WAN solutions I hoped that you'd have the knowledge whether this is at all possible?
At best the QoS-system would split traffic by person _and_ application and route it through the DSL-connection with the most available bandwidth. Surely, it'll be hard for a system to figure out which http requests by the same user may be routed through different WAN connections (=different IP-addresses) and which need to come from the same address.
I can however not build this system myself. My question is:
Are there companies that supply and maintain such a multi-WAN-network?
If there are, than I'll check in my vicinity (Bonn, Germany), whether I'll find a company offering such a service.
I'd like to try this on my WRT54GL v1.1 but I can't find the v24-sp2 firmware. Do I have to purchase the Special Edition firmware from the store in order to get this?
Also how well does this Dual WAN setup work on the WRT54GL router? Is it stable?
I'd like to try this on my WRT54GL v1.1 but I can't find the v24-sp2 firmware. Do I have to purchase the Special Edition firmware from the store in order to get this?
Also how well does this Dual WAN setup work on the WRT54GL router? Is it stable?
Follow the directions exactly.. Know that the maximum download throughput of the GL is around 28Mbs.. I have two 30/2 Mb connections running and see no increase in downloads, but upload peaks at around 600KB/s now.. I'm happy..
First of all i would like to thank everyone for all their hard work! Its been very helpful!
Using a linksys WRT-350N
After reading 60+ pages, trial and error, and hours I think I finally got things sort of kind of working. I see 2 IPs when I use ifconfig although I don't currently dare reboot the rooter LOL
anyways I'm not noticing any speed increases and it seems every site i go to i have the same IP address. All indication leads to me thinking Its only using one of the two connections.
Where does the route.firewall file get used?
Why do i need to specify vlan3 when calling udhcpc-wan2.script when other setups seem to use vlan2?
I did try going to the followings and see activity on the first 2, the 3rd one I see very little:
Does anyone see anything wrong with this setup or further checks I can do?
Has anyone succesfully set things up with a newer release?
1. Install dd-wrt.v24_std_generic.bin (RC3)
2. Setup SSH
Go to "Services" tab. Set SSHd to Enable and click "Save"
Once the page has reloaded click "Reboot Router"
3. Enable Jffs2
Go to "Administration" tab. Set JFFS2 to Enable and click "Save"
Change "Clean JFFS2" to "Enable" and click "Apply Settings"
Change "Clean JFFS2" to "Disable" and click "Save"
4. Set Port 4 under its own LAN
Go to "Setup"->"VLANs"
Click off port 4 under VLAN 0
Click on port 4 under VLAN 2 and click "Save"
Force a reboot by going to Services and clicking Reboot Router
5. Setup new VLAN settings
ssh to the box and type the following commands
--- start ---
nvram set vlan1ports="1 2 3 8*"
nvram set vlan3ports="4 8"
nvram set vlan3hwname=et0
nvram commit
reboot
--- end ---
could not connect using wireless access so i physically rebooted the machine by disconnecting and reconnecting the power supply
6. Setup for scripts
At the command like:
mkdir /jffs/scripts
Via WinSCP copy udhcpc-wan2.script.txt as udhcpc-wan2.script into /jffs/scripts
Copy firewall.firewall.txt as firewall.firewall into /jffs/scripts (the version from page 5)
Copy routes.firewall.txt as routes.firewall into /jffs/scripts
chmod +755 /jffs/scripts/*
Go to "Administration"->"Commands"
7. Ensure scripts run automatically
Go to "Administration"->"Commands"
Enter the following and click "Save Startup"
udhcpc -s /jffs/scripts/udhcpc-wan2.script -i vlan3
Enter the following and click "Save Firewall"
/jffs/scripts/firewall.firewall
8. Change what's pluged in to the router
Unplug the router from the power supply
Plug one modem into the WAN port and the other into Port 4
Plug the router's power supply back
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 5:20 Post subject: Dual Wan, Same ISP, same network
I did not know if it was possible to run a dual-wan setup with both WAN interfaces on the same network (identical gateway and subnet). Also both WANs are DHCP. I have figured out how to assign a different mac address to vlan2 but it is not assigned an IP by the ISP. Is this possible?
I purchased a Syswan SW24 load balancer (http://syswan.com/SW24_Overview.htm) from NewEgg a few months back, and it would allow me to have both WAN interfaces on the same network. However I like dd-wrt better.
Hello, I would like to ask you if in order to setup a WRT54gl V1.1 with the V23 Sp2 Std NoKaid firmware, I just have to switch the ports on the nvram set commands and then just copy the 3 scripts on page 5 and set them as defaults commands in Startup and Firewall? Because I bond two 3 Mbps connections but apparently it uses the 100% of one and the 30% of the other. I have done yet with a WRT54g V2.2 and with that version it works flawlessly. If annyone has a GL setup please give me a hint. Thanks