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SD-WAN policies my experience so far

rfcat_vk

Hi folks,

I have been experimenting with the SD-WAN pouches since yesterday after Luk and Lucar kindly explained what i was doing wrong.

So far

1/. 1 policy working

2/. many attempts at creating two new policies covering different rules failed.

I had to do a restore after I broke something, not sure what.

What I have found is that the SD-WAN policies do not know how to handle ports like 8000, 5222. The SD-WAN policies do not have a problem handling HTTPS, HTTP and SIP.

If I delete the SD-WAN policy for 8000 and setup a linked NAT, traffic resumes, the same for the 5222 firewall rule.

Thoughts and suggestions. Am I expecting too much?

Ian



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    I also updated to V18 yesterday and now I let the migrated Linked SD-WAN rules work for the first time since they all work.

    Since you can easily switch between 17 and 18, I will start the days again with 17 and create 10 dummy rules there. These will be migrated and I can adjust them in the future if necessary. So I have 10 dummy SD-Wan rules for the first time :)

    Has the advantage for me that I can continue to work only in the firewall rules, until the V18 is further optimized.

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    I also updated to V18 yesterday and now I let the migrated Linked SD-WAN rules work for the first time since they all work.

    Since you can easily switch between 17 and 18, I will start the days again with 17 and create 10 dummy rules there. These will be migrated and I can adjust them in the future if necessary. So I have 10 dummy SD-Wan rules for the first time :)

    Has the advantage for me that I can continue to work only in the firewall rules, until the V18 is further optimized.

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