Is it posible to the public ip address of the default locking?

Is it posible to block the public IP address by default on multiWAN routers?

I have several RV016 with up to 4 30Mbps Internet VDSL lines each and using the latest firmware to load 50-200 customer balance.

When it is used for navigation, some sites will have to lock public source IP of the customer (especially sites that requires a user authentication).

From a server point of view, public IP address will be between public IPs provided by ISP, automatic suite 4 round robin load balancing strategy.

As public IP, read by the server changed server reduced session, users will need to enter username and password again to connect.

Is it posible to lock this public IP for awhile to idle? (he has been featured on my old router BeWAN LX400H as "timer LockSource IP")

ebarriera,

The RV016 has no functionality like timer LockSource IP unfortunately. It's a common problem with load in the Cisco Small Business routers and key balancing mainly "secure them" traffic like HTTPS and RDP. I would test balance HTTP traffic and link HTTPS traffic to a WAN port and see if you get decent results.

-Marty

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