how to route different inside subnet to different outside interfaces?

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how to route different inside subnet to different outside interfaces?

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the customer have added a extra isp router which i need to route a certain subnet through it for internet , the problem the default route 0.0.0.0/0 already route interent through the old outside interface , how do i route the specific inside subnet to the internet through the second outside interface? 

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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

you can set up policy based forwarding to direct a certain subnet to the second router

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

Hi,

 

is that done on palo alto? how do i do that?

 

Regards,

@chuckles He is a very nice article explaining how to set it up:

 

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClFiCAK

 

 

 

that article is complicated and also not my goal as i dont want a primary and secondary isp , i want to use a certain subnet to use a second isp , do i do that by policy forwarding on the palo alto? do i create a rule with the inside subnet as source and destination as any , then set the egress interface to the second isp outside interface and the second hop as the isp router public ip which is directly connected?

 

will i need to nat "PAT" from inside to outside with the second outside interface? will i need a security rule as well from inside to second outside interface? please help

 

You won't need PAT ( Unless there is a specific application )

 

You almost certainly will need an outbound NAT though.

You will need a mathcing security rule.

 

On the PBF just

 

set the source address and zone to match the required internal subnet.

set the destination as any

set the application as any ( unless you only want certain traffic to go out this way)

set the egress interface on the new service with the next hop as the outside router.

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