Gateway based on source

[sr10977]

I have Multi WAN, with both WANs accepting traffic.
I have a server with NAT, that clients connect to.
If traffic comes in to WAN A, it goes out via WAN A (default)
If traffic comes in to WAN B, it goes out via WAN A (default)

Is there any way to sort of "keep track" from which interface they entered and respond accordingly?

[Rico29]

is "upstream gateway" enabled on both WANs ?

[heper]

@sr10977 said in Gateway based on source:

If traffic comes in to WAN A, it goes out via WAN A (default)
If traffic comes in to WAN B, it goes out via WAN A (default)

that's not default ... that's assymetric routing & will fail miserably.

you probably have some configuration problem

[Rico29]

@heper said in Gateway based on source:

@sr10977 said in Gateway based on source:

If traffic comes in to WAN A, it goes out via WAN A (default)
If traffic comes in to WAN B, it goes out via WAN A (default)

that's not default ... that's assymetric routing & will fail miserably.

you probably have some configuration problem

this behavior occurs when upstream gateway is not set on WAN interfaces