Glad you made me re-read my post.
Actually, he doesn' t need any PBR at all. Routing by destination address (" surfing to a certain website..." as the OP clearly expressed) is done by regular routing! Which IMHO is much more transparent and comfortable in general.
So, virenlad, if you want to surf to, say, www.abc.com via WAN1 but all other destinations via WAN2, you would create 2 static routes:
first, get the IP address for www.abc.com = 199.181.132.250
Route>Static>New
destination:199.181.132.250/32 (/32 denotes a host, /24 or /16 a network)
gateway: <WAN1 ISP router IP address>
interface: WAN1
and secondly the default route
destination: 0.0.0.0/0
gateway: (leave empty)
interface: WAN2
That will do it.
Ede
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