Routeros dual ADSL Load Balancing script

Routeros dual ADSL Load Balancing script [plain] # may/25/2013 09:26:48 by RouterOS 5.20/ip firewall mangle add action = mark-connection chain = input disabled = no in-interface = pppoe-out1 new- connection-mark = wan1_conn passthrough = yes add action = mark-connection chain = input disabled = no in-interface = pppoe-out2 new-connection-mark = wan2_conn passthrough = yes add action = mark- routing chain = output connection-mark = wanw.conn disabled = No new-routing-mark = to_wan1 passthrough = yes add action = mark-routing chain = output connection-mark = wan2_conn disabled = no new-routing-mark = to_wan2 passthrough = yes add action = mark-connection chain = prerouting disabled = no dst-address-type =! Local in-interface = wan1 new-connection-mark = wanw.conn passthrough = yes \ per-connection-classifier = both-addresses-and-ports: 2/0 add action = mark-connection chain = prerouting disabled = no dst-address-type =! Local in-interface = wan1 new-connection-mark = wan2_conn passthrough = yes \ per-connection-classifier = both-addresses-and-ports: 2/1 add action = mark-connection chain = prerouting disabled = no dst-address-type =! Local in-interface = wan2 new-connection-mark = wanw.conn passthrough = yes \ per-connection-classifier = both-addresses-and-ports: 2/0 add action = mark-connection chain = prerouting disabled = no dst-address-type =! Local in-interface = wan2 new-connection-mark = wan2_conn passthrough = yes \ per-connection-classifier = both-addresses-and-ports: 2/1 add action = mark-routing chain = prerouting connection-mark = wanw.conn disabled = no in-interface = wan1 new-routing-mark = to_wan1 passthrough = yes add action = mark-routing chain = prerouting connection-mark = wan2_conn disabled = no in-interface = wan1 new-routing-mark = to_wan2 passthrough = ye S add action = mark-routing chain = prerouting connection-mark = wanw.conn disabled = no in-interface = wan2 new-routing-mark = to_wan1 passthrough = yes add action = mark-routing chain = prerouting connection-mark = wan2_conn disabled = no in-interface = wan2 new-routing-mark = to_wan2 passthrough = yes/ip firewall nat add action = masquerade chain = srcnat disabled = no out -interface = pppoe-out1 add action = masquerade chain = srcna T disabled = no out-interface = pppoe-out2/ip route add check-gateway = ping disabled = no distance = 1 dst-address = 0.0.0.0/0 gateway = pppoe-out1 routing-mark = to_wan1 scope = 30 target-scope = 10 add check-gateway = ping disabled = no distance = 1 dst-address = 0.0.0.0/0 gateway = pppoe-out2 routing-mark = to_wan2 scope = 30 target-scope = 10 add check-gateway = ping disabled = no distance = 1 dst-address = 0.0.0.0/0 gateway = pppoe-out 1 scope = 30 target-scope = 10 add check-gateway = ping disabled = no distance = 2 dst-address = 0.0.0.0/0 gateway = pppoe-out2 scope = 30 target-scope = 10 this the script was copied from Alex, a foreigner. It turns out to be 4-wire. You can add it up, modify 2/0 2/1 to 4/0 4/1 4/2 4/3 online banking is also easy to use, and the download bandwidth can be superimposed.
In interfaces, the dial end is wan1 wan2; the LAN is lanPPPOE dialing is a pppoe-out1 and pppoe-out2, it is better to use this default name. These symbols are easy to confuse. You need to manually add the NIC interface and dial-up, mainly mangle and route. Copy and paste it in new terminal.