WAN failover issue

Clive_A

2023-12-18 05:52:25

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Re:WAN failover issue

2023-12-18 05:52:25

Hi @AmanSaroha

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

I have no idea about what you are referring to. Refer to the pinned thread and explain what steps you've taken.

How do you know it is not switching over to the backup?

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2023-12-18 06:08:43

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Re:WAN failover issue

2023-12-18 06:08:43

@Clive_A Sorry let me explain clearly with some screenshots. My primary wan only has ipv4, secondary wan has ipv4 and ipv6. When I unplug my primary wan and check my ip address on google it only show ipv6 and no ipv4, than means for some reason I'm only getting ipv6 routing on my secondary wan.

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Re:WAN failover issue

2023-12-19 05:59:58

Hi @AmanSaroha

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

AmanSaroha wrote

@Clive_A Sorry let me explain clearly with some screenshots. My primary wan only has ipv4, secondary wan has ipv4 and ipv6. When I unplug my primary wan and check my ip address on google it only show ipv6 and no ipv4, than means for some reason I'm only getting ipv6 routing on my secondary wan.

Are you sure this is not a problem with your testing site? Do you run other sites to test your IPv4 and IPv6 separately to verify and concrete your description?

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Re:WAN failover issue

2023-12-20 05:37:00

@Clive_A I think I have found the problem. I created a new site and started changing settings one by one. The problem is with the port forwarding, when I port forward with only my primary wan I stop getting ipv4 address on my secondary wan. I have tried this multiple times and evey time its the same issue, if I select both my wan in port forwarding rule everything works fine. For some reason port forwarding with primary wan is blocking all the traffic from secondary wan in load balancing too.

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