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Load Balancing Rules/Policies examples (view source)
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In the first instance, we will let the ping command which will send ICMP requests to '''8.8.8.8''' from '''192.168.1.1(LAN IP)'''. The command for this will be used: '''''ping -I 192.168.1.1 8.8.8.8'''''
In the first instance, we will let the ping command which will send ICMP requests to '''8.8.8.8''' from '''192.168.1.1(LAN IP)'''. The command for this will be used: '''''ping -I 192.168.1.1 8.8.8.8'''''
On the second instance, we will run TCPDUMP on interface '''wlan0''' to capture if packets are coming through '''WiFi WAN'''. The command for this will be used: '''''tcpdump -i wlan0 -n'''''
On the second instance, we will run TCPDUMP on interface '''wwan0''' to capture if packets are coming through '''Mobile WAN'''. The command for this will be used: '''''tcpdump -i wwan0 icmp -n'''''
We will also only look at ICMP requests since the Mobile will have a lot of different packets coming in and out.
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====Output of Ping command====
====Output of Ping command====
====Output of TCPDUMP command====
====Output of TCPDUMP command====
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You should see in the '''tcpdump''' output that we have ICMP requests going out of the '''WWAN0''' interface, this means that the configuration is working, and '''192.168.1.1/24''' interface traffic goes through the correct interface, you should also test this on another SIM card(interface).
You can also stop the ping on your device and you should see that '''ICMP''' requests stop appearing in the '''tcpdump''' output.