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    How to add ip on floating rules?

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      narmenia
      last edited by

      Floating rule setup on my machine is really nice.
      But rules are based on ports.

      Some ports are redirected to low priority queue.
      Some ports are redirected to high priority queue.

      My question is how do i make a rule in floating rules to redirect all traffic on a specific lan ip to go to a specific queue?
      ex. i want all traffic on all ports on LAN ip 192.168.1.100 to redirect to low priority queue.

      I have tried to put the ip on the "destination" address ang check inverse. it works but unfortunately every ip on my networks is included.

      HELP?!?

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        johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator
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        Your devices IP would be the source IP, not the dest IP.

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          narmenia @johnpoz
          last edited by

          @johnpoz
          How about other settings?
          I have tried putting on source it does not work.

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            johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator
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            What do you mean the other settings - you set them for what you want, is this IP going to go to the queue or not, only for specific dest IP or port, etc.

            Seems pretty pointless to put it in floating on source IP.. Since that source IP could only ever be in 1 network anyway - so just put the rule there, etc. Floating would be triggered first before interface rules.

            So sure if you going to put say some ports on floating that get sent to queue, and you want your source IP not to use that queue or different ones, then you place them above those rules.

            Rules are evaluated top down..

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              narmenia
              last edited by

              i think i got it.

              Match
              LAN
              any (direction)

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                johnpoz LAYER 8 Global Moderator
                last edited by

                No..

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