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[AF] In a multi-exit environment, Policies specifies that a certain Network Segment only uses a certain Interfaces. If the Interfaces line is unplugged, it will switch to other exits.

Problem Description

The customer is in a multi-export line environment. The source address Policies Layer 3 is configured to specify that the 192.168.1.0/24 Network Segment only goes through the eth3 Interfaces, and the 192.168.3.0/24 Network Segment only goes through the eth1 outbound Interfaces. However, after unplugging the eth3 line, it is found that the 192.168.1.0/24 Network Segment will switch to the eth1 port to access the Internet. The Policies configuration is as follows:

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Process——

  1. [Network] – [Interfaces/Zones] Check that the WAN attribute of the device are all dial-up ports, as shown below:

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  2. [Network] – [Layer 3] All Routes and confirm that the dial-up port has generated a default Layer 3, as shown below:

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  3. Find the corresponding Interfaces-up port in [Network]-[Interface/Zones], and uncheck the option to add a default route in the dial-up Layer 3, as shown below:

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Root cause

The outlet is an ADSL dial-up line, and adding a default route is Layer 3. Even if a dial-up line is unplugged, making the corresponding Policies Layer 3 invalid, the intranet Network Segment can still match the default route of other dial-up ports to access Layer 3 Internet.

solution

Find the corresponding Interfaces-up port in [Network] – [Zones], and uncheck the option to add a default route in the dial-up Layer 3.

Original Link

https://support.sangfor.com.cn/cases/list?product_id=13&type=1&category_id=705&isOpen=true