LoL... this was my way of asking you, honest. I'm rarely on IM, so this seemed like the best way.
I've seen >many posts online on how to balance with even distribution, or by source IP, but i've never seen how to do it based on ports. QoS is secondary after this. :)
The problem always seems to be the default route. I've redirected the ports two ways in my pf.conf, but it always ends up going out whatever the default route is. I know iproute2 has some way of having multiple default routes, not sure if BSD does. (I'd like to stick with bsd if i can; smaller, simpler, and enough for the purposes of this router.) But if it's lame, i'll end up switching. But the OS is sitting on flash, so i don't want to reinstall more than I have to.
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Check out my ~/scripts/newtc on b. You should be able to take that, hack the variables, and have something that works.
(Oh -- I just noticed you have two lines. That's still OK -- just a little bit of extra hacking)
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I've seen >many posts online on how to balance with even distribution, or by source IP, but i've never seen how to do it based on ports. QoS is secondary after this. :)
The problem always seems to be the default route. I've redirected the ports two ways in my pf.conf, but it always ends up going out whatever the default route is. I know iproute2 has some way of having multiple default routes, not sure if BSD does. (I'd like to stick with bsd if i can; smaller, simpler, and enough for the purposes of this router.) But if it's lame, i'll end up switching. But the OS is sitting on flash, so i don't want to reinstall more than I have to.
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