10-15-2020 08:01 AM - edited 10-15-2020 08:03 AM
Hi Folks,
I was researching and I could not find documentation referring to PBR on ASA or FTD but in specific case:
Using PBR where the LAN users will be forward to ISP2 if trying to reach a particular site, for example google. And considering that there are multiple IPs involved on the destination I would like to use url www.goole.com as opposed to IPs and facebook.com. All other traffic would go trough ISP1.
I know from a router this is possible but not sure from ASA or FTD, any toughs ?
Many thanks in advance
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10-15-2020 08:08 AM
10-15-2020 08:08 AM
10-15-2020 08:18 AM
Thank you. However, I cant see how I could point www.facebook and www.google.com to ISP2 and other traffic to ISP1. The goal is to make this differentiation as opposed to send all www / https traffic to one side only.
10-15-2020 08:47 AM
I may have misunderstood the requirement, yes we do see some limitations - if IP yes, looking FQDN may not i guess.
10-15-2020 08:21 AM
Hi @BmfL
I don't think is possible with ASA/FTD to send specific traffic to a URL/FQDN, I think you'd need an SD-WAN solution to achieve this.
HTH
10-15-2020 08:34 AM
Hi Rob, that's what I tough but wasn't sure, too bad...
I guess in addition to what you have stated it is possible to do it on the traditional router without SD-WAN.
Thank you for your thoughts
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