Hey,
I am trying to implement the following, however, I fail, how do I do it?
I have 2 lines, Wan1 is primary, WAN2 secondary. Under the uplink flow preferences I have set that everything goes through ports 443,80,...should go through the secondary (WAN2 is just a simple internet DSL access, WAN1 is a syncrone but with little performance at the moment).
This works fine, I surf via WAN2, but company services run on WAN1.
But now I want to set special websites to communicate primarily over WAN1.
How and where can I set this?
Thanks a lot
Eric
I don't think that this is easy to achieve as the Flow-Preferences take IPs as the input. If this is an important Business-feature, I would:
In case if you can browse the ip of the website and it shows up. Then you could try add the ip as destination before all other rules?
i think it can be done, however you need the network IPs for the website you are trying to access, I have this scenario implemented in 2 of our offices. the website is for user to clock in, and was not responding since we direct all internet traffic to use WAN2 (Broadband) so i direct the website network IP to use WAN1 (Fiber) and it worked like a charm. it's under SD-WAN Policies>VPN Traffic
Thanks for your help, I ran into a problem while considering your solutions:
The websites or webservers do not consist of only one IP, but can be several, most I do not know. I can try to find them out and add them by pinging them regularly, but I won't be able to filter 100% of them. Therefore I thought it is easier with a hostname and works the same. Too bad.
That is what I meant with "not easy to achieve". Dealing with IPs for websites can't be the solution.