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Advanced Set

Advanced Setastadm2019-05-04T06:57:07+00:00

Advanced Interface Set

You can set the weight factor of the WAN interfaces. The bigger number of weight factor means a higher priority to connect to WAN Internet. The working mode generally uses the default NAT mode.
When selecting the route mode, the upper-level route must be configured with backhaul routes. Otherwise, it will not be able to access the Internet.

Default interface weight is based on the bandwidth of each interface.

1) In the multi-line intelligent line selection mode, it will choose the interface of the highest weight to participate in the intelligent line selection.

2) In the application shunt the rule, when multiple lines participate in the flow shunt, the traffic is allocated according to the weight.

3) In a policy routing rule, when multiple lines participate, the traffic ratio is also allocated according to the interface weight.

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