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PROBLEM WITH SD-WAN POLICY

Hi!

I have created an SD-WAN policy so that the devices of a VLAN go out to the Internet through a specific WAN line. It works.

However, the devices of said vlan can no longer access to a device of another vlan when before the sd-wan rule they could.

If I disable the sd-wan policy, computers can again access that computer.

I assume that the sd-wan policy uses the wan interface to try to access the lan vlan, which I know is not possible.

What I can do? Why it happens?

Thank you very much.



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  • Hello!!!

    Thanks for your answer but i cant find the way to work. This is how i have the sd-wan policy:

    In this way, the RED_Invitados goes out to the Internet where the sd-wan rule indicates: (this is from one PC from this Red_invitados network)

    (but i cant get into the internal network i want)

    If i change the destination network to: (only this change)

    the public IP changes:
    and that means that the sd-wan policy does not take the traffic from that network to the internet where I want.
    (but i still cant get into the internal network i want).

    If i disable the sd-wan rule i can get to the network i want but the public IP is 81.x.x.x instead of 195.x.x.x

    Any ideas??? Thank you very much!!!!!


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