LAN Traffic Splitting Using Advanced Static Routing Rules: Difference between revisions

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Introduction

This article provides a guide on how to separate mobile data traffic within a LAN by using advanced static routing rules. These configurations are specifically made for RUTX12.

First you want to make sure that you have ADVANCED mode enabled. This will allow you to choose from a larger variety of settings.

Prerequisites

For this particular configuration you will need:

A Router with 2xLTE modules (RUTX12 is being used in the example)
2 SIM cards
2 PCs in the same LAN network

Preparation

Prepare RUTX12, power up the device, insert two sim cards, check that both are active and working. SIM1, SIM2, PWR and signal strength indicators should light up.
Access the router through WEBUI, go to Network -> Interfaces, make sure that both MOB1S1A1 and MOB2S1A1 interfaces are running (Status = Running). You should also be able to see their Ip addresses.
Make sure that you have ADVANCED mode enabled. This will allow you to choose from a larger variety of settings.

Network -> Interfaces should look similar to this:

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+==Prerequisites==
+For this particular configuration you will need:
+* A Router with 2xLTE modules (RUTX12 is being used in the example)
+* 2 SIM cards
+* 2 PCs in the same LAN network
+==Preparation==
+* Prepare RUTX12, power up the device, insert two sim cards, check that both are active and working. SIM1, SIM2, PWR and signal strength indicators should light up.
+* Access the router through WEBUI, go to Network -> Interfaces, make sure that both MOB1S1A1 and MOB2S1A1 interfaces are running (Status = Running). You should also be able to see their Ip addresses.
+* Make sure that you have ADVANCED mode enabled. This will allow you to choose from a larger variety of settings.
+'''Network -> Interfaces''' should look similar to this:
+[[File:Interfaces.png|center]]