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Murat_TURAN
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‎2024-09-27 03:38 AM

Dual ISP and separated LAN.

I possess two ISPs and two distinct local networks, for instance, 10.xx.xx.x and 192.xxx.x.x. One of these LANs is connected to a separate NIC. How can I direct traffic from a specific LAN exclusively to a designated ISP? Should I disable ISP redundancy?

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AkosBakos
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‎2024-09-27 05:37 AM

Hi @Murat_TURAN 

What if you set a manual hide NAT something like this

This is not 100% sure, but it worth a try:

nat_isp.png

Of course you can set the RFC1918 subnets as "Original Destination"

I hope it helps

Akos

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