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XG Firewall-Force Web Browsing To Use Specific WAN Link?

Clay Tsuhako

Hello:

We have an XG210 firewall that has three WAN links.

Link 1: Sprint (50 Mbps)

Link 2: Comcast (125 Mbps)

Link 3: AT&T (50 Mbps)

Links 1 and 2 are in the active/active state with load balancing and Link 3 is set for failover.

I would like to force all outbound web browsing thru Link 2 (Comcast). How can I do this?

Thank you.



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    You could configure the SD-WAN policy route to route all the internet traffic through the link2.

    Go to Routing > SD-WAN policy routing. Scroll down to IPv4 or IPv6 SD-WAN policy route and select Add. 

    Add a rule name > Select the internal inbound interface > Select the HTTP/HTTPS service, and in the routing, select link 2 as a primary gateway. If you like to configure the failover interface, you can configure it as a backup gateway. 

    Sample screenshots: 

    For more info, check out the following document: 

    Thanks,

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    You could configure the SD-WAN policy route to route all the internet traffic through the link2.

    Go to Routing > SD-WAN policy routing. Scroll down to IPv4 or IPv6 SD-WAN policy route and select Add. 

    Add a rule name > Select the internal inbound interface > Select the HTTP/HTTPS service, and in the routing, select link 2 as a primary gateway. If you like to configure the failover interface, you can configure it as a backup gateway. 

    Sample screenshots: 

    For more info, check out the following document: 

    Thanks,

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