• SonicOS and SonicOSX 7
• About SD-WAN
• SD-WAN Groups
  • About SD-WAN Groups
  • Configuring SD-WAN Groups
    • Creating an SD-WAN Group
    • Editing an SD-WAN Group
    • Deleting an SD-WAN Group
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Groups
• Performance Probes
  • About Performance Probes
  • Configuring Performance Probes
    • Adding SD-WAN Performance Probes
    • Editing an SD-WAN Performance Probe
    • Deleting an SD-WAN Performance Probe
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Performance Probes
• Performance Class Objects
  • About Performance Class Objects
  • Configuring SD-WAN Performance Class Objects
    • Adding an SD-WAN Performance Class object
    • Editing an SD-WAN Performance Class Object
    • Deleting an SD-WAN Performance Class Object
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Performance Class Objects
• Path Selection Profiles
  • About Path Selection Profiles
  • Configuring Path Selection Profiles
    • Adding Path Selection Profile
    • Editing a Path Selection Profile
    • Deleting a Path Selection Profile
    • Deleting Multiple Path Selection Profiles
• SD-WAN Route Policies
  • About SD-WAN Route Policies
  • Configuring SD-WAN Route Policies
    • Adding SD-WAN Route Policies
    • Editing SD-WAN Route Policies
    • Deleting SD-WAN Route Policies
    • Deleting Multiple SD-WAN Route Policies
• Monitoring SD-WAN
• Viewing SD-WAN Route Policy Connections

Adding SD-WAN Route Policies

To add an SD-WAN route policy

1. Navigate to Network | SDWAN > Rules.

2. Click the Add Route Policy icon. The Add Route Policy dialog is displayed.

   

   The Interface and Disable route when the interface is disconnected options are dimmed and cannot be edited. The Interface option is populated with the SD-WAN group name associated with the Path Selection Profile (PSP) you select.

3. Enter a meaningful name in the Name field.
4. From Source, select the source address object for the static route or select Create new address object to dynamically create a new address object. The default is Any.
5. From Destination, select the destination address object or select Create new address object to dynamically create a new address object. The default is Any.
6. Choose the type of route policy:
   • Service (default)

   • App

     Application Control Licensing is required for application-based routing.

7. If you selected Service, select a Service Object. For a generic static route that allows all traffic types, simply select Any (the default).
8. If you selected App, select an App Object.
9. From Path Profile, select a Path Selection Profile.

10. Enter the Metric (weighted cost) for the route. The minimum is 1, and the maximum is 254.

    Lower metrics are considered better and take precedence over higher metrics (costs).

11. Optionally, enter a Comment for the route policy. This field allows you to enter a descriptive comment for the new static route policy.
12. To permit acceleration on the route policy, enable Permit Acceleration.
13. Click Advanced.
14. Enter a TOS value in the TOS (Hex) field. The maximum value is FF. If the TOS and TOS Mask fields are not configured, a value of 0 is used.
15. Enter the same value in the TOS Mask (Hex) field.
16. To manually specify an administration distance:

    1. Deselect Auto. This option is selected by default.

       The Admin Distance field becomes available.

    2. Enter the administration distance in the Admin Distance field.
17. Click Add.