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Unfortunately what you want, is not possible.<br />
You can add all 4 links with ratio or alternatively you can just use 3 and use a Policy Based Route to override the loadbalancing behavior until that interface is down.<br />
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Current SonicOs does not support multiple loadlabancing groups
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Unfortunately what you want, is not possible.
You can add all 4 links with ratio or alternatively you can just use 3 and use a Policy Based Route to override the loadbalancing behavior until that interface is down.

Current SonicOs does not support multiple loadlabancing groups

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I put three of them in ratios and put the fourth one as 'Final Backup'. Thanks anyways!
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I put three of them in ratios and put the fourth one as 'Final Backup'. Thanks anyways!

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I have two ISPs - both with a primary and a secondary link. I want to use both of the primary links and set load-balancing ratio between them and set their respective secondary links as failover links. I can do either one of these but having a hard time doing both. Any ideas? Do I create different groups? If yes, how?
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I have two ISPs - both with a primary and a secondary link. I want to use both of the primary links and set load-balancing ratio between them and set their respective secondary links as failover links. I can do either one of these but having a hard time doing both. Any ideas? Do I create different groups? If yes, how?

Configuring multiple primary and secondary links in Dell Sonicwall

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