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Butch Evanshttp://blog.butchevans.com
Mikrotik policy routing implementation example
In “normal” routing, you have a set of routes that tell the router about how to reach certain networks. Policy routing is a way to do the same thing, but have different “paths” or routes for various types of traffic. In this article, we will explore the requirements for setting up policy routing and explain some of the concepts involved.
Policy routing is implemented in 3 parts. The first part is to define the routes and which policies will use those routes. The second part is the routing rules, which will define how the policies apply to certain traffic. The third is to define the actual policies. We’ll look at each of these individually.
The network below is the one we will use for this example.
We will assume that you already have the IP addresses set up on your router.
Read more:
http://blog.butchevans.com/2008/09/mikrotik-policy-routing-implementation-example/
4 komentar:
This blog entry is an exact duplicate of MY blog post. You may provide a link to the original, but you may NOT copy the entire entry like this. Please remove this from your blog or edit it so that readers will come to my blog to read the original content. Thank you.
Butch Evans
http://blog.butchevans.com/
Hi butch
thanks to remain me
I am already make hyperlink to your blog
regards
Harijanto
any body who copy my blog please read butchevans comment :p lol.
pak Har
policy routing ini bisa di gabung ama internal webproxy mikrotik nggak ??
regards
Great job Butch Evans. Today I can see this website, but yours doesn't work. Thanks to your stinginess we don't have the information, only a tease. Harijanto: router instructions are NOT copyrightable. Change the human instruction part and post the entire example next time so it will remain accessible for the future.
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