SonicWALL 5.8.1 Manuale Utente
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SonicOS 5.8.1 Administrator Guide
Network > WAN Failover & LB page. For this example, choose Per Connection Round-
Robin as the load balancing method in the Network > WAN Failover & LB page. Click Accept
to save your changes on the Network > WAN Failover & LB page.
Robin as the load balancing method in the Network > WAN Failover & LB page. Click Accept
to save your changes on the Network > WAN Failover & LB page.
Step 1
Click the Add button under the Route Policies table. The Add Route Policy window is
displayed.
displayed.
Step 2
Create a routing policy that directs all LAN Subnet sources to Any destinations for HTTP
service out of the X1 Default Gateway via the X1 interface by selecting these settings from the
Source, Destination, Service, Gateway and Interface menus respectively. Use the default 1
in the Metric field and enter force http out primary into the Comment field. Click OK.
service out of the X1 Default Gateway via the X1 interface by selecting these settings from the
Source, Destination, Service, Gateway and Interface menus respectively. Use the default 1
in the Metric field and enter force http out primary into the Comment field. Click OK.
Step 3
Create a second routing policy that directs all LAN Subnet sources to Any destinations for
Telnet service out of the X3 Default Gateway via the X3 interface by selecting these settings
from the Source, Destination, Service, Gateway and Interface menus respectively. Use the
default 1 in the Metric field and enter force telnet out backup into the Comment field. Click
OK.
Telnet service out of the X3 Default Gateway via the X3 interface by selecting these settings
from the Source, Destination, Service, Gateway and Interface menus respectively. Use the
default 1 in the Metric field and enter force telnet out backup into the Comment field. Click
OK.
Note
Do not enable the Allow VPN path to take precedence option for these routing policies.
The Allow VPN path to take precedence option gives precedence over the route to VPN
traffic to the same destination address object. This option is used for configuring static
routes as backups to VPN tunnels. See the
The Allow VPN path to take precedence option gives precedence over the route to VPN
traffic to the same destination address object. This option is used for configuring static
routes as backups to VPN tunnels. See the
for more information.
These two policy-based routes force all sources from the LAN subnet to always go out the
primary WAN when using any HTTP-based application, and forces all sources from the LAN
subnet to always go out the backup WAN when using any Telnet-based application.
primary WAN when using any HTTP-based application, and forces all sources from the LAN
subnet to always go out the backup WAN when using any Telnet-based application.
To test the HTTP policy-based route, from a computer attached to the LAN interface, access
the public Web site
the public Web site
and
. Both sites
display the primary WAN interface’s IP address and not the secondary WAN interface.
To test the Telnet policy-based route, telnet to route-server.exodus.net and when logged in,
issue the who command. It displays the IP address (or resolved FQDN) of the WAN IP address
of the secondary WAN interface and not the primary WAN interface.
issue the who command. It displays the IP address (or resolved FQDN) of the WAN IP address
of the secondary WAN interface and not the primary WAN interface.