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Originally Posted by joropito
The problem is the response will try to go out with just 1 ip address.
That can be fixed if you route SOME USERS to ISP1 and OTHER USERS to ISP2 in your internal network.
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Reason why it goes out through 1 (main) ip is because all the network interface are using your main routing table. If you want the incoming connection to go out through the same interface it originally comes in, you should set up a new routing table for each of the interfaces. You don't need to mess with iptables. This is how I did it back then to selectively route app through particular network interface when I was connected to multiple wifi simultaneously
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