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Great, thanks Predrag. &nbsp;That should get me started.
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Great, thanks Predrag.  That should get me started.

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Hello Folks-<br />
Somewhat green to policy based routing. &nbsp;Looking to setup a policy, on one of our switches, which would route traffic from a specific network to a specific ip address when attempting to access the internet. &nbsp;So, say any traffic coming from 172.20.x.x, which is trying to access the internet (80,443...etc), forward it to the a firewall with an ip of 172.20.1.1. &nbsp;Is this capable and how would a create a policy.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hello Folks-
Somewhat green to policy based routing.  Looking to setup a policy, on one of our switches, which would route traffic from a specific network to a specific ip address when attempting to access the internet.  So, say any traffic coming from 172.20.x.x, which is trying to access the internet (80,443...etc), forward it to the a firewall with an ip of 172.20.1.1.  Is this capable and how would a create a policy.

Thanks in advance

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