PBR (PBR-based Outbound Link Selection)

Different from the routing table mechanism, the Policy-Based Routing (PBR) mechanism selects routes based on the customized policy, but not the routing table. If traffic matches PBR and multiple links are available to the destination network, you can configure the FW to dynamically select the optimal link based on PBR-based intelligent uplink selection to ensure that link resources are fully utilized and user experience is improved.

Understanding PBR: This section describes the definition and principle of PBR.

Key Points for Configuring PBR: This section describes how to configure PBR.

Web: Example for Configuring Protocol-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring protocol-specific PBR to forward the data through different links.

CLI: Example for Configuring Protocol-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring protocol-specific PBR to forward the data through different links.

Web: Example for Configuring User-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring user-specific PBR to allow users to access the Internet through different links.

CLI: Example for Configuring User-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring user-specific PBR to allow users to access the Internet through different links.

Web: Example for Configuring Source IP Address-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring source IP address-specific PBR to forward the data through different links.

CLI: Example for Configuring Source IP Address-Specific PBR: This section provides an example for configuring source IP address-specific PBR to forward the data through different links.

Web: Example for Configuring Policy-based Routes for Internet Access from Multiple ISPs: This section provides an example for configuring NAT and policy-based routes to enable campus network users to access an education network and the Internet through different links.

CLI: Example for Configuring Policy-based Routes for Internet Access from Multiple ISPs: This section provides an example for configuring NAT and policy-based routes to enable campus network users to access an education network and the Internet through different links.