Could someone explain to me what exactly this means, docs mention that this is used to policy route packets generated by the router itself. Now I have a L3 switch that I want to configure PBR on and I have to physical outbound interfaces one of which I want specify traffic to go out. My first thought was to just create a routemap and tie it to the primary exit interface where are all packets exit the switch by default. That route map would match a set ip addresses and set the next hop for those ip addresses via the other exit interface. Or is it easier to just apply the ip local policy route-map command . I am not sure how to interpret the description "generated by the router itself" so packets from hosts connected to this L3 switch, do they qualify as packets generated by the router?
Thanks
