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You can do this in PAN based on FQDN or the app ID. <br />
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So it can id the traffic as facebook and route it wherever you define.
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You can do this in PAN based on FQDN or the app ID.

So it can id the traffic as facebook and route it wherever you define.

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Thanks Schuyler.<br />
Can you send me some config screen shots?<br />
As I now, the PaloAlto OS just can identify apps based on IP and the port (L3/4), and can't route based on a FQDN destination. Can you help me to clarify this?<br />
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Thanks Schuyler.
Can you send me some config screen shots?
As I now, the PaloAlto OS just can identify apps based on IP and the port (L3/4), and can't route based on a FQDN destination. Can you help me to clarify this?

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Hi.<br />
I need to make a PBF using a FQDN as target. For example to send all the HTTP traffic thru the WAN1, but just the traffic to <a href="http://www.facebook.com" rel="ugc">www.facebook.com</a>&nbsp;thru the WAN2. Can I do that in Paloalto or in other Firewall? <br />
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Hi.
I need to make a PBF using a FQDN as target. For example to send all the HTTP traffic thru the WAN1, but just the traffic to www.facebook.com thru the WAN2. Can I do that in Paloalto or in other Firewall? 

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