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RED Tunnel Client preferred WAN Interface

Ben@Network

Hello Community,

we have redundant RED Tunnels between the Firewalls and I want to bind the Tunnel to a specific Interface like I can do with IPsec. So I want this setup:

I cannot configure an outgoing Interface on FW1, only an incoming interface on FW1 (Tunnel #1 connects to ISP3, Tunnel #2 connects to ISP4). How can I enforce the Interface on FW1, that Tunnel #1 is bound to ISP1 and Tunnel #2 is bound to ISP2? I tried SD-WAN routing policies, but this does not work correctly. 

Background is: We have a fast Internet Connection (ISP1, ISP3) and a slow connection (ISP2 and ISP4). The preferred connection is Tunnel #1 and if ISP1 or ISP3 fails the connection switches to Tunnel #2. The switching is done by OSPF and works well.

Thanks,

Ben



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