Policy-Based Routing (PBR) Configuration

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Policy-Based Routing (PBR) is something you need to know for the ENARSI (300-410) exam. PBR is a technique used to route packets in a network based on configured policies, allowing us to override the expected behavior preferred by the IP routing table.

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Kevin Wallace, CCIEx2 # 7945 Emeritus (Collaboration and Ent. Infrastructure)
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[sohailkhan]

The topology on the same screen as the cli is excellent as it really helps! This is the best way of training! Keep it up and great video.

[lkdipeolu]

Excellent session. Well delivered.
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[mattd]

I used to think this type of training was dry but these are the best network videos on YouTube

[ubi]

A good refresher. Havent used pbr for a while.

[Akatsukiclub]

Thank you for clear explanation sir ..

[JuanCarlosPollanFrias]

Charles your videos help me a lot. Amazing Job Sr.

[akintolamichael]

Thank you Charles for tutorial. Excellent

[carlosshedden]

Great Video! thanks for your explanation.

[ThisIsTheWay]

Very great tutorial. Thank you so much!

[aris]

I've tried this but face issue when source interface or vlan is part of vrf; PBR option mentioned is getting disabled, is there any alternative?

[mewjr]

PBR. cool. What guitars are in those cases?😁

[MathiyazhaganRavichandran]

i have multiple multiple vlan in my coporate network. i configured pbr to the guest vlan to the forwared the traffic to the edge router. if i want to access the other valn in my coporate network is it possible?

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[hangvichet]

What's happened if ISP B down? Router 1 still forward traffic to ISP B or back to ISP A?

[jerryjacob]

When working with subinterfaces where do apply the policy?