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pcc_on_routeros_v7 [09 October 2025 / 19:54:01] – kadekpcc_on_routeros_v7 [10 October 2025 / 07:03:29] (current) – kadek
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   * On this example here is the case:   * On this example here is the case:
-  - Eth1 connect to ISP1 +  - Eth1 connect to ISP1 (192.168.0.2/24) 
-  - Eth2 connect to ISP2 +  - Eth2 connect to ISP2 (192.168.1.2/24) 
-  - Eth3 connect to Local Network+  - Eth3 connect to Local Network (10.1.1.1/24)
   * First, set the IP addresses:   * First, set the IP addresses:
   - If using DHCP, add them on IP > DHCP Client   - If using DHCP, add them on IP > DHCP Client
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   Action: accept   Action: accept
   Click OK   Click OK
 +
   Add (+)   Add (+)
   on tab General:   on tab General:
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   Action: accept   Action: accept
   Click OK   Click OK
 +
   Add (+)   Add (+)
   on tab General:   on tab General:
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   Chain: prerouting   Chain: prerouting
   In Interface: ether1   In Interface: ether1
-  Connection Mark: +  Connection Mark: no-mark
   on tab Action:   on tab Action:
-  Action: accept+  Action: mark connection 
 +  New Connection Mark: ISP1
   Click OK   Click OK
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: prerouting
 +  In Interface: ether2
 +  Connection Mark: no-mark
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark connection
 +  New Connection Mark: ISP2
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  * Set the PCC, on IP > Firewall > tab Mangle:
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: prerouting
 +  In Interface: ether3
 +  Connection Mark: ISP1
 +  on tab Advance:
 +  Per Connection Classifier: both addresses | 2 / 0
 +  on tab Extra:
 +  Dst Address Type: ! local
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark connection
 +  New Connection Mark: ISP1
 +  Passthrough (checked)
 +  Click OK
 +  
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: prerouting
 +  In Interface: ether3
 +  Connection Mark: ISP2
 +  on tab Advance:
 +  Per Connection Classifier: both addresses | 2 / 1
 +  on tab Extra:
 +  Dst Address Type: ! local
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark connection
 +  New Connection Mark: ISP2
 +  Passthrough (checked)
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  * Create the Routing Table, on Routing > Tables:
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  Name: to-ISP1
 +  FIB (checked)
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  Name: to-ISP2
 +  FIB (checked)
 +
 +
 +  * Set the PCC Mark Routing, on IP > Firewall > tab Mangle:
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: prerouting
 +  In Interface: ether3
 +  Connection Mark: ISP1
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark routing
 +  New Routing Mark: to-ISP1
 +  Passthrough (unchecked)
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: prerouting
 +  In Interface: ether3
 +  Connection Mark: ISP2
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark routing
 +  New Routing Mark: to-ISP2
 +  Passthrough (unchecked)
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  * Set the Output Chain, on IP > Firewall > tab Mangle:
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: output
 +  Connection Mark: ISP1
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark routing
 +  New Routing Mark: to-ISP1
 +  Passthrough (unchecked)
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  on tab General:
 +  Chain: output
 +  Connection Mark: ISP2
 +  on tab Action:
 +  Action: mark routing
 +  New Routing Mark: to-ISP2
 +  Passthrough (unchecked)
 +  Click OK
 +
 +  * Set the Routes, on IP > Route:
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  Dst Address: 0.0.0.0/0
 +  Gateway: 192.168.0.1
 +  Routing table: to-ISP1
 +  Click Apply, OK
 +
 +  Add (+)
 +  Dst Address: 0.0.0.0/0
 +  Gateway: 192.168.1.1
 +  Routing table: to-ISP2
 +  Click Apply, OK
 +