Protocol Based Routing

Does anyone know if you can do protocol based routing on a Cisco 2821? For example there are two WIC cards each leading out to a different ISP. I wanted to push all HTTP/HTTPS traffic out of WIC 0/1 and all other traffic out of WIC 0/2.

I'm pretty sure this can be done I'm just unsure how. I couldn't seem to do this on a Check Point box.

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networker050184

I'm sure you could whip something up with some PRB

shodown

I'm only thinking this in my head but a access list matching all web traffic then a route map changing the next hop to the way you want to push it out. but hey I'm a VOIP guy so your millage my vary.

. Try it after hours or GNS3 it.

keenon

yes you can do this

route-map ???? permit 10
match protocol xyz
or
match ** 100(acl)
set ip next-hop ??? or interface ?/?
!
route-map ??? permit 20
match *** (acl)
or
match protocol
set ip next-hop ??? or interface ?/?
!
route-map ??? permit 30
!

ConstantlyLearning

NightShade03 wrote: »

Does anyone know if you can do protocol based routing on a Cisco 2821? For example there are two WIC cards each leading out to a different ISP. I wanted to push all HTTP/HTTPS traffic out of WIC 0/1 and all other traffic out of WIC 0/2.

I'm pretty sure this can be done I'm just unsure how. I couldn't seem to do this on a Check Point box.

As networker050184 said, I'm sure you mean policy based routing. (The fact that networker050184 then typo'd 'PRB' made me laugh =P )

Has the documentation that you've been looking into for this been ambiguous? Can you post links to the documentation you've been looking at?

networker050184

ConstantlyLearning wrote: »

As networker050184 said, I'm sure you mean policy based routing. (The fact that networker050184 then typo'd 'PRB' made me laugh =P )

Haha, while I was typing it I was thinking man I want to drink a PBR right about now. Threw of my concentration!