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Routing specified traffic from the XG to another firewall, where it's processed, and then pass it back to the XG?

Sacha Roland

I want to realize this situation:

The XG is connected to WAN and processes all traffic, but the traffic from one specified FQDN host has to be processed by another firewall (pfSense/Squid) and then finally this processed traffic should be passed back to the XG, so the XG can distribute it to the clients as if nothing happend. Sorry for not knowing the correct terms, but I hope I could describe the desired outcome.

Is this possible with the XG? What are the concepts/steps I'll have to grasp?



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    Sounds like asymmetrical routing? 

    Lookup for asymmetrical routing and check, if this is the wanted setup, that can be done with XG. It is not the best, but you can actually force the appliance to do so. 

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    Sounds like asymmetrical routing? 

    Lookup for asymmetrical routing and check, if this is the wanted setup, that can be done with XG. It is not the best, but you can actually force the appliance to do so. 

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