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I need to send 1 websites traffic through a 4 g connection

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I have setup a multiwan
All internet traffic must go through the multiwan as per usual, except 1 website.
Is it possible.
https://vodacom.mytopdog.co.za
Vodacom is giving this specific site free access, 0 fee for its use on there 4 g network.
I would like to route traffic to and from this site through their 4g service (WAN Link), especially now that we are in lock down.
Can ClearOS do this? or is this an iptables question?

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Tuesday, March 31 2020, 08:23 PM

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Nick Howitt

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Wednesday, April 01 2020, 07:45 AM - #Permalink
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You will probably need to look at multiwan routing. Perhaps google "multiwan routing linux". I believe ClearOS uses extra routing tables (250, 251 etc?). It may just be a case of adding a firewall mark in the firewall but I'm not sure, or adding a default route for a destination IP.
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Gavin William Burton

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Wednesday, April 01 2020, 07:11 AM - #Permalink
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Hi Nick, Thanks for the reply.

No I'm not hosting it. Busy looking at routes and iptables now.
A lot to learn. but lockdown, so all good.

Will post if I get it right.

If anyone else can help with the firewall and routes I would be grateful.
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Nick Howitt

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Tuesday, March 31 2020, 08:58 PM - #Permalink
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Who is hosting this site? Is it you? If so, wouldn't it work with just one A record for https://vodacom.mytopdog.co.za?

If it is for you to access the site hosted elsewhere, then I think it can be done, but would need custom routes and firewall rules and I am not sure how to do it.

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