I tried to search for this information but I couldn't find exactly what I needed.
I am a home user running 9.1. I have 1 Internal LAN connection and 3 External WAN interfaces (a slow DSL, a capped high speed 4G and an uncapped medium speed 4G).
I want to shape the traffic coming from my Internal network destined for the Internet by forcing specific traffic across specific External interfaces (HTTP/HTTPS via high speed 4G, Streaming Video/Priority Downloads via uncapped 4G, slow non-priority downloads via DSL, etc)
I know I can use Policy Routing to do this by service type but I do not want to do it by service type. I want to do it by application type.
For example, instead of creating a Service Definition for all the IPs and ports of all Streaming Video providers (Netflix, AppleTV, Hulu, etc) I want to use the application layer data stored under Application Control. The specific application layer information is already there. I should be able to use it for routing, ideally.
This provides much more flexibility and almost completely removes my need to maintain custom service groups.
Is this possible and I am just missing a setting somewhere or is this feature not supported?
Thanks!
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