WAN-1
Gateway |
192.168.3.254
|
WAN-2
Gateway |
192.168.4.254
|
WAN-1
Port |
Port1
|
WAN-2
Port |
Port2
|
SD-WAN
Rule |
Manual |
SD-WAN
Strategy |
Manual
Strategy |
1. SD-WAN Rules:
Go to Network > SD-WAN and select the SD-WAN Rules Tab and click Create New.
Set the following options to create a manual rule name Source, destination & protocol number. Set the remaining options as desired, and click OK to create the rule.
Under Outgoing Interfaces, select Manual. For Interface preference, select WAN-2 and WAN-1. Click OK.
Click Create New to create another rule. Enter a name for the rule.
Set the options to create a manual rule name Source DC-PC1 10.0.2.1, destination & protocol number to any. Set the remaining options as desired, and click OK to create the rule.
Under Outgoing Interfaces, select Manual. For Interface preference, select WAN-1. Click OK.
Finally, two Manual Rules are created one for specific Source while other for all.
Verification and Testing:
Let’s traceroute from DC-PC1 10.0.2.1 its using WAN-1 link 192.168.3.254.
Let’s traceroute from DC-PC2 10.0.2.2 its using WAN-2 link 192.168.4.254.
Let’s traceroute from DC-PC2 10.0.2.2 its using WAN-2 link 192.168.4.254.
Lets’ verify the Hit Counts from Network > SDWAN>S-WAN Rules tab.
Let’s shutdown and suspend WAN-2 192.168.4.254 Link.
Let’s verify again navigate to Network>SD-WAN > SD-WAN Rules tab.
CLI Command |
DC-FW
# config system sdwan DC-FW
(sdwan) # config service DC-FW
(service) # edit 1 DC-FW
(1) # set name "Manual-Rule" DC-FW
(1) # set dst "all" DC-FW
(1) # set src "all" DC-FW
(1) # set priority-members 2 1 DC-FW
(1) # next DC-FW
(1) # end |
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diagnose sys sdwan service 1 |