We are trying to get siproxd working on a gateway with multiple WAN and LAN interfaces.
We would like to have it load balance using multiple WANs.
Currently it appears to only support a single if_inbound and if_outbound interface.
Has anyone put any thought into how it might work this way (e.g. multiple instances of the daemon)?
Maybe the developers forum is the place to ask?
Thanks,
Brad
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We are trying to get siproxd working on a gateway with multiple WAN and LAN interfaces.
We would like to have it load balance using multiple WANs.
Currently it appears to only support a single if_inbound and if_outbound interface.
Has anyone put any thought into how it might work this way (e.g. multiple instances of the daemon)?
Maybe the developers forum is the place to ask?
Thanks,
Brad
Maybe you could use an small ECMP Router in front or behind siproxd.
scenario_1:
WAN1------|
WAN2------|-------ECMP-Router---siproxd------Users
WANn------|
scenario_2:
WAN1------| |----siproxd1|-------|
WAN2------|-------ECMP-Router------switch|----siproxd2|-------|ECMP-Router------ Users
WANn------| |----siproxdn|-------|
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