<![CDATA[BTNet Dual Wan with virtual gateway]]>I have been trying to get a dual wan set up and working on a netgate SG-6100 but cant see how i would set up the below

Main Wan 70.x.x.195/28 next hop gateway 70.x.x.193
Second Wan 70.x.x.196/28 next hop gateway 70.x.x.193

The 70.x.x.193 is a virtual gateway on the BT cisco routers which i do not have access to.

I have set WAN1 to use the 70.x.x.195 ip and the next hop gateway to 70.x.x.193
I have set WAN2 to use the 70.x.x.196 ip but cannot use the same next hop gateway

From the lan I am able to ping the 70.x.x.193, 195, 196 ip addresses but cannot figure out how i would set up the next hop gateway for WAN2.

Does anyone know how i would setup the above?

]]>https://forum.netgate.com/topic/200634/btnet-dual-wan-with-virtual-gatewayRSS for NodeFri, 12 Jun 2026 01:31:22 GMTTue, 05 May 2026 16:16:39 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to BTNet Dual Wan with virtual gateway on Fri, 15 May 2026 12:08:25 GMT]]>@Gazza77 said in BTNet Dual Wan with virtual gateway:

70.x.x.195/28

You cannot use the same GW on both WAN's You need to ask BT if they can split the /28 into two /29 or /30 subnets for you.

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