Check type of traffic used by host and only allow to pass through main Wan connection

This is something, which will creatly improved in V19.0 (upcoming release).

Per default, you have WAN Load balancing. you can interact with it on a easy level (WAN Link Manager) and simply put the LTE on backup, which will only call LTE; if the main connection dies.

If you want to route only certain traffic, you can create SD-WAN Policy based routing and forward certain traffic. 

To check this kind of traffic, i would recommend Central. In Central you can generate reports matching your request. 

This is something, which will creatly improved in V19.0 (upcoming release).

Per default, you have WAN Load balancing. you can interact with it on a easy level (WAN Link Manager) and simply put the LTE on backup, which will only call LTE; if the main connection dies.

If you want to route only certain traffic, you can create SD-WAN Policy based routing and forward certain traffic. 

To check this kind of traffic, i would recommend Central. In Central you can generate reports matching your request. 

LuCar ToniCurrently, I do have LTE on backup.  I don't have an SD-WAN policy yet, as I am having trouble figuring out what kind of traffic is the service using.  

You mean enroll the FW to Central?  Does it make for better reports?  It is free for home users still right?

Yes, it is free to use and can store data up to 7 days to review. 

Thanks, will give this a try first.

Hi LuCar Toni, I was told that Central is a paid subscription service.  

Any other way I can find the type of traffic currently passing through my network (IPTV service), and exclude it from using LTE?

Hi LuCar Toni

I am able to isolate the type of traffic that's passing through the IPTV device.  It's SSL Traffic over non-SSL ports.  I was able to create an SD-WAN policy and have this type of traffic pass through WAN1 only.  But even if I unplug WAN1, traffic still goes through WAN2 (LTE).

I then created a firewall rule with only these 2 IPTV device and put it on the topmost rule.  To isolate, in APP control, I applied block SSL Traffic over non-SSL ports, but still, streaming continued.  But after restart, IPTV streaming will not be allowed until I unblock SSL Traffic over non-SSL ports from the firewall rule I created.  I repeat blocking SSL Traffic, with same result, it won't stop streaming. What could be the reason?

Hi!  Anyone know how to fix this issue?