Why if it's a white IP? I get the same situation, but nevertheless everything is determined.
This is a very good fcnction. This function is actually very useful, for example, on a not very stable line.
I have a backup line everywhere, it's not a permanent external ip. The interface of the modem itself naturally does not change ip, but the external ip is changing all the time. Besides, he's white, not nat.(I pay 90 rublesto MTS a month). It would be useful to know this ip when switching to a backup line, then I will be able to reach my main router from the outside.
the 4g Modem I have is not inserted directly, not into the router, but into an intermediate Chinese device.
But everything works, I threw everything through the DMZ everywhere. (4g modem DMZ to client: mango, mango DMZ to client: router)At the same time though users can increase the ping count to account for the instability.
It's not quite right. Indeed, to set up the line at the initial load, exactly 0% is needed. If this function does not greatly interfere with others, why not leave it, just set it to 1 by default and that's it. Even when installing script, do not ask for setting. Inly manual setting.
That's how it is now, I'll leave it and recommend not to change unless necessary.
What is useful?
I do not see any problems that I do not know the external ip of the mobile provider, especially since you have it white and it will not change. Yes, and I know what and how it works for you, we talked on 4pda.the 4g Modem I have is not inserted directly, not into the router, but into an intermediate Chinese device.
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I have a lot of services up at home. And I want to be able to connect to them even when router connected to backup line. Another thing is that I have already implemented it so that when I change my ip, my subdomain also changes. But if this script would also give an external ip and not internal ip(if 2nat), it could be useful, for example, if the main one suddenly did not work.
/usr/sbin/curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ranger802004/asusmerlin/main/wan-failover_v1.5.6-beta3.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh" && chmod 755 /jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh && sh /jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh restart/jffs/scripts/wan-failover.sh updateI will once again ask one point. I didn't really understand the answer. wan1 is monitored constantly? I'm interested in this, because traffic on it is paid. If it is monitored all the time, is it possible to make the ping frequency more rare or will wan0 and wan1 have the same ping frequency setting?
They are both actively monitored but the logging for Failover Mode will not show this.
Is it possible to do something so that wan1 monitors less diligently?
Otherwise, the script will gobble up half of my traffic ))Is it possible to do something so that wan1 monitors less diligently?
After all, in fact, there is no need to constantly monitor wan1. For me, let's say once every 1 or 10 or 60 minutes and when switching to wan1 it would be enough
(I also ping from outside once a minute in the hetrixtools.com serviceRepublished beta3 to include a PACKETSIZE option in the config file, default is 56 bytes.Let's try. so far I see I have more than 1mb per hour spent
p.s. I configured to ping mts host 178.248.238.27 , I'll see what happens.
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