Load-Balance/Route Policy Advanced Routing
Dec 25, 2015
Outline
• How does it Work– When matching criteria, send via the route
• What does it Do– 2 real usage examples
• Trouble Shooting– Ping / Trace Route
• Application Note
How does it Work (1/3)
• Set criteria– Protocol– Source IP– Destination IP– Destination Port
• Set the route – Interface– Gateway– NAT or Routing
• Interface– WAN/Virtual WAN– LAN– VPN
• Gateway– Default– Specified
• Do NAT or Routing– NAT is not applicable for LAN and VPN
How does it Work (3/3)
What does it Do
• Choose VPN tunnel for certain destinations(Jump)– Surf facebook– Watch Netflix
• Choose WAN interface for certain destinations– WAN1 for Public VoIP and data, NAT– WAN5 for Private VoIP, Routing
Confirm the Routing
• Use tracert / traceroute to confirm routing
– First hop: LAN gateway– Second hop: VPN gateway
WAN5 for Private VoIP
• Scenario• Rules Overview• Configuration
– Public server via WAN1– DNS via WAN1– Private server via WAN5
• Confirm the Routing
Scenario
• LAN1 for PC• LAN2 for IP Phones• Data via WAN1• VoIP to public server
via WAN1– DNS lookup may be
required
• VoIP to private server via WAN5
Rules Overview
• VoIP to public server via WAN1, NAT• DNS lookup via WAN1• VoIP to private server via WAN5, routing• Unspecified traffics go via WAN1 (data)
Private Server via WAN5
• Source IP– IP phones
• Dest IP– Any except
iptel
• Interface– WAN5
• Routing
Confirm the Routing
• LAN1 PC tracert / traceroute to 8.8.8.8
• LAN2 IP phone tracert / traceroute to 8.8.8.8
• LAN2 IP phone traceroute to another IP phone
Trouble Shooting
• Use ping / tracert to confirm the routing• Respect the first matched rule
Ignore the rests• Firewall > Inter-LAN routing >
Load-Balance/Route Policy > Static Route
Application Note
• How to use Load-Balance/Route Policy?– http://www.draytek.com.tw/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=5181&Itemid=293&lang=en