I will soon ask some questions here as I am actively searching for a similar goal. In my case, I think I need to tinker more with the routes, and I will use yours now as inspiration, but I have the same "problem" as you. The public IPs WANs are from the same ISP and have the same gateway. Mine are even PPoEs so even with profiles I end up not being able to select gateway, which is a generic 10.0.0.1.
All public IPs in WAN -1- and WAN -2- have the same gateway.
Disabling one or another PPOEs solves the routes I have in place but my goal actually is to separate (isolate if possible) 1 ISP1 + 1 bridge1 + 1 DHCP1 from the other 1 ISP2 + 1 bridge2 + 1 DHCP2, no load balancing, no failover, trying to keep it very simple.
Having the same ISPs gateway can be your problem too.
Kind regards,
Paul
Statistics: Posted by paulz — Fri Jan 03, 2025 12:58 am