How Do I Configure the Intranet and Intranet of TP Link Multi WAN Ports and Policy Routing?

1. Take the double WAN port as an example:

WAN port 1 is connected to a private line, and the private network is used.

WAN port 2 is connected to the Internet outside line, and now it is necessary to realize that the LAN computer can access the intranet and the Internet at the same time.

1) Configure the WAN port.

1. One end of the network cable is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the other end is connected to the LAN port of the cat.

Another network cable is connected to the LAN port of the router at one end and the network port of the computer at the other end.

2. Open the browser, enter the IP address of the router), enter the router account and password (see the label or manual on the router box).

3. Log in to the router management interface, and in the WAN port settings, confirm that both WAN ports participate in "Traffic Balancing".

On the router interface, click Interface Settings - WAN Port Settings, click on the corresponding interface, and confirm that Participate in Traffic Balancing is checked in the WAN Port Settings that appears.

2) Set up an address group.

Add a private network CIDR block to the address and set the corresponding address group.

1. Click Object Management - Address Management - Address Group, in the group settings, customize a group name, and click Add.

2. Click Object Management - Address Management - Address, in the address settings, customize the name of the controlled address, and fill in the corresponding IP address, click Add.

Click Object Management - Address Management - View, and in the view settings, add the set address to the corresponding address group.

4. Click the Save Configuration button.

3) Set access policy rules.

1. Add intranet routing rules.

On the router management page, click Transport Control - Traffic Balancing - Policy Routing, and add a rule to specify the data accessing the intranet from port 1**.

Service Type: Select all

Effective Interface: Select WAN 1 port.

Enable Disable Rule: Select Enable.

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2. Add extranet routing rules.

Add a rule to specify that all data in all CIDR blocks is accessed by the WAN2 port**.

Service Type: Select all

Effective Interface: Select WAN 2 port.

Enable Disable Rule: Select Enable.

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3. Click Save Configuration.

1: Generally speaking, you need to go to the settings page of the router first to choose whether the router is a single WAN port or a multi-WAN port;

2: After setting the number of WAN ports, set the two WAN port connection modes (dynamic, static or PPPOE dialing) respectively.

3: Set the uplink and downlink bandwidth of each WAN port (it must be set, otherwise the load balancing function may not be started);

4: In the transmission control, enable the "intelligent balancing" function of the router's bandwidth response, if the two lines are different service providers, you can set the "ISP traffic selection" and "policy traffic selection" functions;

5: Remember to save each step of the setting, restart the router at the end, and then enter the settings page to see if the dual WAN ports are connected.

Through the above steps, the dual-WAN port branch router overlay loan is set up, but it should be reminded that even if the dual-WAN port router is connected to both lines and the bandwidth superposition is turned on, the bandwidth of the main WAN port is still used when accessing the web page or single-line**, so if the web page speed test or software speed test is used, the dual-line bandwidth superposition can not be reflected, and the dual-WAN port bandwidth superposition will only be reflected when using multi-threaded software such as "Thunderbolt" and multi-threading**.