Hi,
I have a peplink balance 310 and two ADSL connections (wan1 and wan2)
the two connections are equal in download and upload (2M down, 1M up).
The wan1 is with static external IP, in drop-in-mod.
The wan2 is with dynamic external IP, on DHCP mod.
I configured a rule (like I see in the video) to make and load balancing connection in outbound policy.
I configured my server IP in inbound policy.
I do not add services.
I config default connection priority in DNS setting and add my domains names.
I have two ADSL modem connected to my peplink and one server and one PC.
What I need: make my server to connect and be listened by the two connections (wan1 and wan2 and maybe wan3 in next time)
My problem: is when I disconnect my wan1 connection (to test the load balancing connection), my server do not connect on wan2 all connections to my server are down and I can't connect to my server from out side, but my PC still connected.
I make a Peplink Balance Broadband Speed Test and I find that my speed down load are doubled (around 3.5 to 3.8M) so I deduced that my two connections are combined!
So my question is: what I do wrong when I config my Load Distribution Weight rule to make my server all ways on? and if it's possible, how must I config my peplink to make my server all ways on?
P.S: I buy a Round Robin DNS Host option from no-ip.com to make my
domains names up date a two IPs connections (DNS Host (Round Robin): This maps your hostname to multiple IP address. Only used for DNS based load balancing) here is an example of noip2 -S command on my Debian server:
umbrella:~# noip2 -S
1 noip2 process active.
Process 2752, started as noip2, (version 2.1.7)
Using configuration from /var/lib/noip2/noip2.conf
Last IP Address set ***.***.***.***
Account **********@****.****
configured for:
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
updating every 120 minutes via /dev/eth0 with NAT enabled.
umbrella:~#
and here an example of nslookup command:
umbrella:~# nslookup umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Server: 192.168.1.1
Address: 192.168.1.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Address: ***.***.***.***
Name: umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Address: ***.***.***.***
umbrella:~#
Thanks for your help.
I have a peplink balance 310 and two ADSL connections (wan1 and wan2)
the two connections are equal in download and upload (2M down, 1M up).
The wan1 is with static external IP, in drop-in-mod.
The wan2 is with dynamic external IP, on DHCP mod.
I configured a rule (like I see in the video) to make and load balancing connection in outbound policy.
I configured my server IP in inbound policy.
I do not add services.
I config default connection priority in DNS setting and add my domains names.
I have two ADSL modem connected to my peplink and one server and one PC.
What I need: make my server to connect and be listened by the two connections (wan1 and wan2 and maybe wan3 in next time)
My problem: is when I disconnect my wan1 connection (to test the load balancing connection), my server do not connect on wan2 all connections to my server are down and I can't connect to my server from out side, but my PC still connected.
I make a Peplink Balance Broadband Speed Test and I find that my speed down load are doubled (around 3.5 to 3.8M) so I deduced that my two connections are combined!
So my question is: what I do wrong when I config my Load Distribution Weight rule to make my server all ways on? and if it's possible, how must I config my peplink to make my server all ways on?
P.S: I buy a Round Robin DNS Host option from no-ip.com to make my
domains names up date a two IPs connections (DNS Host (Round Robin): This maps your hostname to multiple IP address. Only used for DNS based load balancing) here is an example of noip2 -S command on my Debian server:
umbrella:~# noip2 -S
1 noip2 process active.
Process 2752, started as noip2, (version 2.1.7)
Using configuration from /var/lib/noip2/noip2.conf
Last IP Address set ***.***.***.***
Account **********@****.****
configured for:
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
host **************@SERVER-1
host **************@SERVER-2
updating every 120 minutes via /dev/eth0 with NAT enabled.
umbrella:~#
and here an example of nslookup command:
umbrella:~# nslookup umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Server: 192.168.1.1
Address: 192.168.1.1#53
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Address: ***.***.***.***
Name: umbrella1.no-ip.biz
Address: ***.***.***.***
umbrella:~#
Thanks for your help.
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