I’ve been trying to play around with the new policy routing features I saw get added the Firewall tab under settings but I was wondering if there was any option to add additional targets beyond WAN1 and WAN2? I was specifically thinking of a VPN connection that I could define via the Clients/S2S option under the VPN tab on the Route10.
Is something like this currently possible and I’m just missing how to get it setup? If not, would it be hard to add? I’m hoping to avoid having to set this up via cli since it seems like the feature is so close to being there in the UI. Thanks in advance for any help/guidance!
Taking a source subnet and adding a route (masqueraded or not) via a VPN interface to e.g fire my home office internet connectivity through our main corporate internet connection whilst keeping the rest of the house going out the usual route.
Taking a source interface (e.g, packets arriving on one VLAN’s bridge) and steering those packets through a specific nexthop (again, with or without masquerading).
@allie For #1, that’s been added for WireGuard and will be released soon, does that cover your VPN use case? If not, which type of VPN are you using for your corporate connection?
For #2, that’s easily done already by IP subnet. The interface is easy to associate with IP subnet, so PBR based on interface doesn’t seem necessary.
for this one.