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52000cc
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December 17, 2024
Question

SDWAN Rules

  • December 17, 2024
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I would like to forward all Google-related services to a specific IP in the internal network. Can this be implemented in the SD-WAN rules? thanks.

8 replies

AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser
December 17, 2024

Did you try with policy route?

AEK
salemneaz
Staff
Staff
December 17, 2024

You can use SD-WAN rules to forward the traffic to specific destination.

salemneaz
Staff
Staff
December 17, 2024
nathan_h
Staff & Editor
Staff & Editor
December 17, 2024

You can use ISDB on SDWAN rule. We have ISDB for Google.

52000cc
52000ccAuthor
New Member
December 18, 2024

I added the following policy route, but it doesn't seem to be working correctly. Additionally, the SD-WAN rule cannot forward traffic to a specific IP address.

 

config router policy
edit 1
set gateway 192.168.110.50
set status disable
set internet-service-id 65539 65543 65646 65545 65544 65536 65540 65542 65537
next
end

AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser
December 18, 2024

What do you exactly mean by doesn't seem to work correctly?

Bear in mind that forcing a route with policy route or SD-WAN doesn't change the destination IP of the traffic, but it just route the traffic to the selected gateway.

Is your requirement to change the destination IP or to route the traffic to a specific gateway?

AEK
52000cc
52000ccAuthor
New Member
December 18, 2024

I forwarded traffic from certain websites to the IP 110.50, but there is no traffic received on the 50.

AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser
December 18, 2024

Is 110.50 a router or a host?

AEK
52000cc
52000ccAuthor
New Member
December 19, 2024

this 110.50 is a router

AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser
December 19, 2024

It must be on the same subnet as any FGT's interface. Is it?

AEK
52000cc
52000ccAuthor
New Member
December 22, 2024

Yes, it's on the same subnet under the same interface.