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How do you enforce app control on certain WAN link

jang430

Hi.  My #Port2 is my main ISP.  My #Port3 is my backup ISP.  They are both grouped into WAN zones.  As of the moment, when #Port2 goes down, #Port3 kicks in after 60 seconds.  

I don't practice App control, as my main ISP allows me to download unlimited amounts of data.  My backup ISP is on DATA plan though.  I want to block torrent downloads, Newsgroup downloads when using #Port3.  

What should my Firewall rule look like?



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    You would actually build a SD-WAN rule in V18 and select Apps only to use your Port2. No Backup for those rules. 

    In case of failure, SD-wan will failover only your apps, you configured to have a backup. 

  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Thanks for your reply.  How would SD-WAN be more advantageous than a second WAN link?  Is there a comparison?  

    In my scenario, rather than only allow some apps via the #Port3 link, I would like to only block 3 apps, and allow all others, for fear that I may have accidentally not enabled apps that may be needed.

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Thanks for your reply.  How would SD-WAN be more advantageous than a second WAN link?  Is there a comparison?  

    In my scenario, rather than only allow some apps via the #Port3 link, I would like to only block 3 apps, and allow all others, for fear that I may have accidentally not enabled apps that may be needed.

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