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Using SD-WAN routing for traffic coming in on the SSL VPN

BrentMagnant

I am trying to route traffic on a specific port thru a specific WAN interface. It works fine for users on the LAN, but when a remote user connects via SSL VPN, it doesn't.

When trying to build a new SD-WAN, the VPN is not an interface that I can select. What am I missing?  I am sure this is a simple thing, I just can't find anything in help or online that shows the SSL VPN setup for SD-WAN routing.

Thanks!



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    SD-WAN does not use Interface, it uses gateways. There are pre defined gateways like WAN Gateways (WAN Interfaces). You can specify your own Gateway with a IP Address.

    PS: If you want to solve something in remote access with SD-WAN, i assume your are looking at the wrong feature? Maybe you need to be more clear, what you want to try to archive. 

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    SD-WAN does not use Interface, it uses gateways. There are pre defined gateways like WAN Gateways (WAN Interfaces). You can specify your own Gateway with a IP Address.

    PS: If you want to solve something in remote access with SD-WAN, i assume your are looking at the wrong feature? Maybe you need to be more clear, what you want to try to archive. 

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