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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Routing and Multi WAN
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      caucheteur
      last edited by

      Hi everybody

      Sorry for my english…

      I have now big problem with new version.
      I install network for event (wifi event, sport event or video live)

      I use special satellite connexion on truck

      when i when download file, or when i try to do speedtest or send live video streaming.. my port WAN 1 change statut and stay on OFFLINE few minutes

      and i can t do nothing on internet...

      For everythink run i need desactive WAN monotoring
      but time to time in use 2 LINK... WAN1 and WAN 2 and if i desactive monitoring routeur can t see if i have link down... so it s dangerous for me...

      Have you idea for help me ?...

      thanks a lot

      Eric

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      • dennypageD
        dennypage
        last edited by

        Give that you are using a satellite connection, you need to adjust the latency thresholds to higher values. Check the latency under load using ping, and then adjust the threshold values for the connection on the gateway edit page (System/Routing/Gateways/Edit) in the advanced section.

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          caucheteur
          last edited by

          yes my latency is minimum 700ms.. and max 1000 or 1200

          do you know where exactly i need change ? (my english is bad)

          thanks a lot for your help

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          • dennypageD
            dennypage
            last edited by

            Go to the routing gateway page (System / Routing / Gateways) and select the edit action (looks like a pencil) for the gateway you want to configure. Scroll down and click on the "Display Advanced" button and look for "Latency thresholds"

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