I have scenario :
My SDWAN rule contain 2 member, ISP-1 and ISP2, have 2 performance SLA, and the strategy using Best Quality with Latency Criteria.
Since there are 2 performance SLA, when the sdwan will switch the connection? Is my understanding below correct?
SLA1 meet & SLA1 meet = not swicthed
SLA1 not meet & SLA1 meet = swicthed
SLA1 meet & SLA1 not meet = swicthed
SLA1 not meet & SLA1 not meet = go to other sdwan rule.
Hello HS08,
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Based on the official Fortinet documentation for the Best Quality strategy in SD-WAN, here's how it works when using multiple Performance SLAs and the Latency criteria:
You have:
Let’s break down your understanding and verify it:
SLA1 SLA2 Result
:white_heavy_check_mark: | :white_heavy_check_mark: | Not switched (both links are valid, best latency wins) :white_heavy_check_mark: |
:cross_mark: | :white_heavy_check_mark: | Switched (the link failing SLA1 is still valid due to SLA2, but if the other link has better latency, it may be chosen) :white_heavy_check_mark: |
:white_heavy_check_mark: | :cross_mark: | Same as above :white_heavy_check_mark: |
:cross_mark: | :cross_mark: | Link is considered down, SD-WAN will switch to another rule or fallback option :white_heavy_check_mark: |
:white_heavy_check_mark: Your understanding is correct.
Created on 09-15-2025 04:56 PM Edited on 09-15-2025 04:56 PM
Hi..
If no members meet any SLA, the system may fall back to another SD-WAN rule or default route.
With above statement can you confirm if i have below rule
then if internet port1 not meet the SLA then the host will switch to rule 17?
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