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We defined WAN and WAN2, where WAN will be our primary (default) gateway.
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We defined WAN and WAN2, where WAN will be our primary (default) gateway.
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.. Note::
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Before diving into the gateway group settings, make sure to check if both interfaces are connected to a
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gateway in :menuselection:`Interfaces -> [XX]` when using static assignments. On a default setup,
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these settings are responsible for creating outbound nat rules when tarffic leaves the interface and handle
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the return path using policy base routing rules (:code:`reply-to`, :code:`route-to`).
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Step 1 - Add monitor IPs
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Step 1 - Add monitor IPs
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You may skip this step if you already have setup the monitoring IP and both gateways
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You may skip this step if you already have setup the monitoring IP and both gateways
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When using Unbound for DNS resolution you should also enable *Default Gateway Switching*
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When using Unbound for DNS resolution you should also enable *Default Gateway Switching*
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via **System->Settings->General**, as local generated traffic will only use the current
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via **System->Settings->General**, as local generated traffic will only use the current
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default gateway which will not change without this option.
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default gateway which will not change without this option.
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Advanced Options
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Advanced Options
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For each gateway there are several advanced options you can use to change the
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For each gateway there are several advanced options you can use to change the
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