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Bypass clients to a specific WAN

Split Tunneling

Set your DHCP server to provide a static IP address to the target client. (Can be skipped if set on client)

Network -> DHCP and DNS -> Static Leases -> Add button and choose the MAC address & specify IP address.

Follow these steps to bypass a static IP client to a specific WAN:

  1. Head to Network -> Interfaces -> Edit button next to the WAN to be used.
  2. Advanced Settings -> Override IPv4 routing table, select one of the BYP tables, there are 10 presets. When split-tunneling other WANs do not use the same table.
  3. Save then head to Network -> Routing -> IPv4 Rules -> Add
  4. Set Incoming interface to lan and source to your client IP address. e.g 172.17.17.100/32
  5. Select the BYP you chose earlier in Table and click Save and Apply.
  6. Done! For IPv6 users, you will have to use MAC addresses instead (TODO: Guide).

Never share the same routing table number BYP with other WANs/VPNs.

Bypass a range of IP addresses

Use CIDR calculators such as https://www.ipaddressguide.com/cidr
Example: using 172.17.17.32/27 will bypass clients with IP addresses between 172.17.17.32 and 172.17.17.63
/32 CIDR such as in the previous examples equals to one IP address.