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RR · ‎10-08-2021

It's troubleshooting. We are VSAT providers and our customers are always traveling on the water trying to finish their job with very strict timelines. For us, an issue on the boat while they are in the middle of the ocean with no network coverage and only rely on VSAT Internat and VOIP is what makes troubleshooting more challenging. The longer we take to resolve the issue the bigger the impact is for the customer. Because they have to communicate constantly with offshore using email or speaking on phone. Thanks.

RR · ‎11-01-2018

@NolanHerring I just now tested in my Lab the IPs you mentioned works well to allow only Office 365 and block everything else. I hope it won't create any problem when it goes live. I like the way you mentioned every detail in the photos. Thank you so much for your time and effort. Regards.

RR · ‎10-31-2018

@MacuserJim Don't worry about the IPs I just put there as an example I will make sure I put the right IPs when testing. I want to know if my rules gonna work or not?

RR · ‎10-31-2018

@NolanHerring@MacuserJim Need a suggestion from you guys. WAN-1 allow any traffic. WAN-2 allow only Main VLAN .50&.51 to access office 365 and block everything else. (consider 192.168.185.1/24 as my WAN-1, 192.168.19.0/24 as my WAN-2) I am trying to do all this on "outbound rules" will these rules help me to achieve the above scenario? If not please suggest me what needs to be added. Regards.

RR · ‎10-31-2018

@NolanHerring @MacuserJim I spoke with the support they can't do anything to include FQDN option for cellular failover rules. As you mentioned it is one of the ways to achieve what I am looking for but I don't want to make it complicated. Do you suggest any other solution to achieve what I am looking for except the cellular failover as WAN-2? Regards.

RR · ‎10-30-2018

@MacuserJim WAN-2 is a metered service that is the reason I want to allow only office 365, I already submitted a wish to add FQDN. Thank you so much for your time.

RR · ‎10-30-2018

@MacuserJim I have called the support and everything works well except I cannot see FQDN option when I am writing cellular failover rules!! I need to allow only office 365 for my WAN-2 so I need to mention the domain name to make it work. How can I fix this?

RR · ‎10-30-2018

@MacuserJim Thanks for the info. I guess I need to call support and ask them to make my cellular failover rules should point to my WAN-2 when failover is active.

RR · ‎10-30-2018

I am working on firewall rules to allow only office 365 when using WAN-2. My Failover is WAN-2 and my network has 3 different VLAN's Main, Client, Crew. All traffic is allowed when using my WAN-1 and when WAN-1 goes down Failover need to be active. WAN-1 allow all the traffic. WAN-2(Failover) allow Mian and block Client, Crew. Main should have only access to Office 365 to send emails and block everything else. WAN-1, WAN-2 use different Public IP. Any help will be appreciated to achieve the above task. Regards.

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Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).

Re: Making data-driven network decisions - where's the need?

Re: MX64 - Allow only Office 365 when using WAN-2(Fail-over).