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Web Proxy through different Gateway

jreverman
We have two WAN links. A bonded T1 (default Gateway) and a FIOS line.

Currently, as I understand it, web proxy traffic travels through the default gateway.

Is there a way to route proxy traffic through the FIOS line instead? We would like to keep our bonded T1 as the default gateway.

Policy routes for HTTP/S traffic seem to simply bypass the proxy rules and authentication and go straight out the FIOS interface.

Thanks!


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    Update...I was able to accomplish routing Proxies through different interfaces using Multipath Rules. Thanks for that.

    However, my Webserver in my DMZ is not longer functioning. I have an additional IP address mapped to my  T1 interface that NAT translates to the webserver in my DMZ. Is there any special multipath rule I need to setup in regards to the Additional IP?

    Thanks,
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    Update...I was able to accomplish routing Proxies through different interfaces using Multipath Rules. Thanks for that.

    However, my Webserver in my DMZ is not longer functioning. I have an additional IP address mapped to my  T1 interface that NAT translates to the webserver in my DMZ. Is there any special multipath rule I need to setup in regards to the Additional IP?

    Thanks,
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