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Forcing certain web address's to use a different Interface

gclark
Currently our antivirus signatures are sucking up a lot of our traffic.  We have the opportunity to use an additional ISP.   I was thinking,  would it be possible to redirect traffic to a certain website using an interface bound to this ISP?  If so how would I go about setting this up?


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    First, if you have any number of PCs, you should consider configuring WSUS for Windows updates and the similar product for Symantec.

    I don't know enough about Symantec to be able to confirm that liveupdate.symantec.com resolves to all IPs in use for updates.  If it does, then you can define a 'DNS Group' and use it in a traffic selector in Uplink Balancing.  Choosing "Persistance by interface" gives you what you want to do.

    You might want to consider configuring QoS, too.

    Cheers - Bob
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    First, if you have any number of PCs, you should consider configuring WSUS for Windows updates and the similar product for Symantec.

    I don't know enough about Symantec to be able to confirm that liveupdate.symantec.com resolves to all IPs in use for updates.  If it does, then you can define a 'DNS Group' and use it in a traffic selector in Uplink Balancing.  Choosing "Persistance by interface" gives you what you want to do.

    You might want to consider configuring QoS, too.

    Cheers - Bob
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