Hoping to get some help on the following scenario.
We have had a single WAN connection servicing all our internet traffic for all services for years and have now added a second WAN.
Our primary goal is to have these two WAN's completely separate but allow me to route certain traffic over whatever WAN port I want. I have seen that SD Wan policies can help with that and so I was looking at this.
Now this may sound stupid and maybe I've been working too hard but as my first test I was going to re-route WIFI traffic over to the new WAN. I made all the WiFi details and then made a new zone along with a new DHCP range and such and then a firewall rule to send it out over the new WAN Port. However, once I plugged in the new WAN and it became active, random traffic started going over that WAN from other rules.
My main question would be, how do I prevent any traffic from going over the second WAN I have added? I want to make sure that as soon as I plug in the new WAN connection that zero traffic can flow until I explicitly make rules for it. I am trying to treat this as a very strict connection to only allow explicitly what I say is allowed. I am hoping I would not have to re-create any Firewall rules or is that the route I will have to go ?
I appreciate any help!
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