Lrt224 direct traffic via wan ports by device

Hi , is it possible to have all traffic via wan1, but devices I select (by Mac address or other means) to go out on wan2
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Hi AppleBhoy,
You can use protocol binding to achieve it.
1.Create a rule (All traffice/all ip) binding to wan1.
2.Create rules (All traffice/your devices ip) binding to wan2.
Please be reminded the priority of rules.

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Macs with Filesharing Turned on Appearing on Networks Through the WAN Port

I am trying to find out why it is that Macs that have filesharing turned on are appearing on people's network even when they are not on the same LAN.
We run a small ISP in our town and have about 180 client sites that we service. I had a call from a client panicking because he could suddenly see unknown devices showing up in the Finder under Shared Devices. He could even see someone else's iTunes Library available for sharing, etc. This of course makes no sense, because although obviously all clients are technically on the same physical network, each client site has its own router, and is therefore behind a router.
(And please do not comment about people getting onto his Wi-Fi, or else the bug in the Mac OS that sometimes does not release devices from the shared devices section even after they are gone from the network. This is NOT any of these situations. Please read on...).
Initially I was convinced that he has opened up some port that he should not have. To test this I went to this client site, reset the router to clear any unwanted programming and plugged in my Mac directly into the WAN port of his router. And sure enough I appeared on his network. If I turned filesharing off, then I would disappear (which makes sense), but point is that with filesharing turned on, I seemed to be going through the router's firewall. Also interestingly enough, this penetration only seemed to be in one direction. That is WAN -> LAN, but not LAN -> WAN (I could not ever see any of HIS machines). Also, while I would appear on his network, I was not accessible by him. He could not actually connect to me.
Is this happening because of Bonjour? If so, can I block Bonjour by closing some ports or protocols? But I also do not want to do that if it will cause any other applications from getting through that should be getting through (although I do not understand why Bonjour should be broadcasting through a firewall anyway).
Thank you in advance for any comments.

The best test I can suggest is to access when the Security Gateway is up and you are on the same LAN network as the ADT setup. If that works, unless the feeds are routed through some ADT server, the WAN side can be tested next. The ADT Gateway will not have a public IP for you to access. Do you have a link to a manual, or a the ADT model number of the gateway, so I can take a look at the setup guide?
The normal setup is
ISP <-> WAN IP <LAN Router/Gateway/Modem> <-> AEBS <Ethernet> ADT Gateway (LAN IP).
LAN IPs are typically hidden from the world and are private IPs like 192.168.1.x ro 192.168.0.x or 10.x.x.x or 172.16.x.x.

RV042 - direct browsing traffic to only one WAN port?

Hi, I have a RV042 (firmware 1.3.13.02-tm). Is it possible to configure so traffic from a specific domain (incl. its sub-domains) is directed exclusively to one WAN port? If so, how can I do this? Thanks.

Hi PAC, in a load balance environment it affects only outbound traffic which would use protocol bind to force traffic through a particular WAN port, meaning it won't affect inbound traffic.
The access rules page only supports source interface but you may try to create an access rule that looks something like this;
Action Allow
Service - (Whatever service you're using)
Source interface WAN 1
Source IP address - Range of public IP address from the domain/sub domains
Destination Ip address - The IP address of your subnet or specific nodes
Now, if you're using a load balance environment, you may want to bind traffic to WAN 1 that originate from the specific hosts that make the request to the domain/sub domains to ensure the source IP address leaving the router otherwise it would be possible to have a different source IP going over the 2nd WAN.
I'm not sure if it would work this way but to the best of my knowledge this would about be the only way to make it work since the router doesn't support telling inbound services to use a specific WAN.
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Mac pro does not recognize ipad device when connected via usb port, suggestions?

mac pro running os 10.6.8 does not recognize ipad device when connected via usb port, suggestions? itunes 10.7

Here's a troubleshooting assistant: http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/assistant/itunes/
The most likely issue: Have you plugged your iPad into a USB port that is not directly part of your MacBook Pro?

RV320, specific traffic through specific wan port

Hello all,
I love the RV320, one of the best routers i've bought in years and it works like a charm with our Fiber connection on WAN1 and Coax Cable on WAN2.
The only question I have right now, i know it is possible to sent specific traffic (DNS,HTTP etc) through specific WAN ports.
But would it also be possible in some way to say *.website.com traffic will go through WAN port x only?
Specific apps we use are only available through an IP coming from the provider we use on WAN2 (cable coax), so it would be handy if we could say that if app this or that and/or website is being called, auto serve it through WAN port x.
Is this possible and if not, something cisco could add?

Dear Michiel,
Thank you for reaching Small Business Support Community.
Besides the service management options available I do not see a particular feature to accomplish your needs. I work on this community forum as an analyst and I am going to mark this post as a business opportunity for improvement of the device.
Thank you for your comment and please do not hesitate to reach me back if there is anything I may assist you with in the meantime.
Kind regards,
Jeffrey Rodriguez S. .:|:.:|:.
Cisco Customer Support Engineer
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My iPod Classic is not detected by my Windows 8 computer when I connect it via USB port. How can I get windows to detect this device?

My iPod Classic is not detected by my Windows 8 computer when I connect it via USB port. How can I get windows to detect this device? A message from windows says: the device has malfunctioned.

Try TS1363: iPod: Appears in Windows but not in iTunes.
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HT2497 do I connect my airport express to my modem via the WAN port and then connect to my imac via ethernet cable?

Do I connect my airport express to my modem via the WAN port and then connect from airport express to my imac with ethernet cable? Is that how you "hard wire" the connection? Because when I do that, I still can't get online. Thanks.

What is the make & model of your modem?
You pretty much stated the correct wiring. There should be an Ethernet cable connected between the modem and the WAN (circle of dots) port on the AirPort Express base station.
Anytime you change networking hardware it is always a good idea to perform a complete power recycle of that hardware. Check out the following AirPort User Tip for details. Please post back your results.

LRT224 - Dual WAN port forwarding

Can you forward say port 80 from WAN 1 to IP and port 80 from WAN 2 to a different IP.?
Also can you somehow select TCP & UDP instead off just one or the other?
I just replaced 2 TPLink routers with LRT 214 & LRT 224 its all working well. Except the port forwarding
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With LRT224, a port forwarding rule is applied to both WAN ports, and two rules are required if you want to forward TCP and UDP to the same internal IP.

Been trying to use an external memory card reader with my macbook air- connecting via usb port, air does not recognize device nor the microSD card from my gopro - help

Been trying to use an external memory card reader with my macbook air… connecting via usb port, air does not recognize device nor the microSD card from my gopro … help

Some external ones do not work with the Mac's although most do. There are some driver compadibility issues with Mavericks, so I would wait for an update.

I have Fios. I have the TC connected via ethernet to the Fios router. TC WAN port ethernet to Fios Lan port. Then I just have the TC create a wireless network that is different than the Fios wireless network. How do I set up an Airport Extreme to the TC?

The Airport Extreme is a 4th Gen unit. I just want to keep the TC wireless name to go further through my house.

The Ethernet connection will be from one of the LAN <-> ports on the TC to the WAN port (circle of dots icon) on the AirPort Extreme.
Then you can use AirPort Utility - Manual Setup to configure the AirPort Extreme as follows:
Click the Wireless tab located just below the row of icons
Wireless Mode = Create a wireless network (Not "extend a wireless network" as many users incorrectly think)
Wireless Network Name = Same name as your TC network
No check mark needed next to "Allow this network to be extended"
Radio Mode = Automatic
Channel = Automatic
Wireless Security = Same setting as the TC network
Wireless Password = Same setting as the TC network
Confirm Password
Click the Internet icon
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Connect Using = Ethernet
Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Update to save settings and restart the entire network
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WAN Port disconnecting Ethernet between Gigaset 4300 DSL modem

I have a WRT400N setup as a wireless/wired router on a Windstream DSL modem. The Ethernet light on the Modem keeps going out and it log's a disconnect. At the same time, the internet connection light on the WRT400N goes out. I disconnect the router from the network and connected the Windstream Gigaset 4300 Modem/Gateway directly to my PC. No more problems. Any idea on what setting would be making the WAN port ethernet connection act like a RTS/CTS lead in the old RS232 interface?
Steve

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Time capsule WAN port problem

Time Capsule (model no. A1409) connected to DSL modem (not router) via ethernet worked fine for a year or so. Now TC thinks ethernet cable to WAN port is unplugged. Every 20 (+/-5) seconds the connection restores for one second, then claims to be not connected to modem for another 20 seconds. Different ethernet cables have same results. DSL modem works just fine when ethernet connected direct to my MacBook Pro running Maverick version 10.9.5

Unfortunately, Apple removed the ability to manually optimize WAN port settings when they introduced the AirPort Utility 6.x versions a few years ago.
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Otherwise, you could try inserting an Ethernet switch between the modem and the WAN port of the Time Capsule to see if that helps with the Ethernet negotiation issues. The thinking here is that the switch may do this better than the WAN port on the Time Capsule.
After that, the only other real option at this point.....which may or may not help.....would be to reset the Time Capsule back to factory default settings and then set it up again.

Client looking to segment traffic via SSID using 2504

I have a client with a WLC 2504 that wants to route "guest" users through a gateway appliance "radiusgateway.com" and all others through the network. It appears to me this would require the use of two fa ports on the WLC. One directly connected to the radiusgateway (which is connected to a switchport) and the other fa interface connected directly to a switchport bypassing the proxy server.
My issue is, "how do you segment the ssid traffic via the WLC". The interfaces cia the gui aren't that intelligent, there's an enable and logging drop down. Via the command line, I didn't see any methods of routing traffic.
Please assist, Thanks in advance.

The controller doesn't 'route' traffic, it will just send it out the VLAN/Port the interface is configured for.
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HTH,
Steve
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Do I need to buy an ethernet switch that has a WAN port

I want to buy an Aiport Express to handle a WiFi only iPad and an old PPC iMac with 10.5.8 on it that has no WiFi card. The iMac gets on the internet from a cable plugged directly into its ethernet port (using DHCP). The cable comes off an antenna at the front of the cottage. A signal hits the antenna from a broadcasting tower about half a mile away.
I need to buy an ethernet switch for the Aiport Express to handle both the iPad wirelessly and the wired iMac. Does the switch have to have a WAN port or can I buy one with five LAN ports?
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So here's what I am planning to do. I get myself an ethernet switch. I plug my cable from my antenna into it. I run a cable from one of its five ports into my iMac. I run a cable from one of its other ports into my Airport Express. I configure the Airport Express in Bridge Mode. Now my wife can connect to the web wirelessly using the iPad and I can connect using the wired iMac --- and we can do so at the same time and indpendently of one another. No?
Sorry, but no.
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The other device will not be able to connect to the Internet, since a switch cannot "split" the connection.
Instead, you need a simple wired router to "share" the public IP address that you receive. In turn, the router distributes "private" IP addresses to devices on your local network, so each device will be able to connect to the Internet.
As I mentioned, a switch cannot perform the functions of a router.

Document access via WAN in portal

Hi,
I have the following problem. I have installed portal with KM in place A and some users are in place B. Both places are connected via WAN (1Mbit/s). Users in place B have some documents stored in there LAN so they can access them relatively quickly. But they would like to use functionality of KM. When I move their documents to the portal they will access these files over WAN connection. Is there some alternative solution? (users can navigate to the document via portal but than they download them from LAN). Can this be solved by WebDAV or Web repository manager?
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Hi Praskah,
thanks for help but I would like to avoid network traffic between two WAN locations. Imagine that you have 10MB file on network A on some WebDAV server for example that is in network A too. Portal resides in network B which is conntected with network A via 1mbit/s connection. Webdav repository is connected to this portal. I suppose that if you want to download your document from portal you must firstly transfer it from network A to network B (to the portal) and then from network B to network A again (to your desktop).
My question is: Can I avoid described useless network traffic and download document directly from network A?

Lrt224 direct traffic via wan ports by device

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