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How to force all outgoing traffic to one WAN temporarily? Can't get it working with omr-bypass using IP, MAC etc. #3645
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Update, I think it might be working, the issue is that after I click Save and Apply on the omr-bypass page, it takes several minutes to reload the omr- bypass rules and I get a lot of errors: This is what I see from the log, is this normal or a problem:
Also should it take a few minutes (maybe 3 or 4) after adding a new bypass rule? OMR is running on a likely (over) powered dedicated x86 box. |
It can take a long time to start omr-bypass if you bypass some big services/ASN/... |
Expected Behavior
I would like to temporarily force all traffic to go out though one of the WAN connections. I need to maintain the OMR<-VPS link for incoming traffic so disabling the server under
Settings Wizard
will not work for this solution.Network is like this:
Clients <-> Mesh router <->OMR <->VPS
All traffic from clients on the network go though the mesh router then to OMR. So OMR sees all traffic coming from Mesh router.
In OMR-bypass I tried:
After each test I do a
curl ifconfig.co
on a client and verify that traffic is still going out the VPS IP (not working).Is omr-bypass the correct way to accomplish this task? Which OMR-bypass section is correct to get this working? If not how else to do the job.
Note: omr-bypass is working for websites added one by one under omr-bypass
Domains
but I need to temporarily have all traffic go out wan1 like this:client-> mesh router -> omr -> wan1
Specifications
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