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by anonymous
Hi guys

So im curious if its possible to do this.

I have my RUTX12 sitting high in the sky in a QuMax XR2 with only one POE cable going to LAN1.

I wan't to have my 2 simcards seperated with VLAN 21 and 22 both using bridge mode going into a router that will split them into WAN1 and WAN2 using VLAN 21 and VLAN22.

Possible with the X12?

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by anonymous
Hi,

No, it would not be possible as both mobile interfaces use a MAC address to bridge the modem to the WAN network card.

So this would require two cables and also two WAN network cards to be bridged to, because if it's only one cable and only one network card - bridges will fight over one MAC address to establish the connection.

If you have two WAN ports on your router - then you should be able to route those connections to different LANs.

EB.