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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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.

[@mattd03411]

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

[@ubi2710]

A good refresher. Havent used pbr for a while.

[@lkdipeolu]

Excellent session. Well delivered.
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[@JuanCarlosPollanFrias]

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

[@Akatsukiclub007]

Thank you for clear explanation sir ..

[@carlosshedden2210]

Great Video! thanks for your explanation.

[@akintolamichael6107]

Thank you Charles for tutorial. Excellent

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Awesome as always Kevin and team

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Great teaching there.Very incisive.

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Well explained, Good Job

[@kimanimichael3406]

What an excellent explanation.

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Excellent overview.

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Great explanation, thanks man!

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very great tutorial thank you so much

[@harryh5582]

super great explanation. thanks

[@ThisIsTheWay727]

Very great tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@avnitripathi1823]

Great Content , Very precise

[@kalebdr1]

Does this apply to BGP as well?

[@dgilvani]

Very clear! Thank you ☺️

[@aris5514]

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?

[@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?

[@jameschilemi4690]

The only way you wouldn’t is if you don’t have an L3 device at your Core or distributor layer. Otherwise how would you even be able to ping outside your subnet?

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Great content 👍

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

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[@Smuaz]

Amazing stuff…thank u

[@robertvidal6054]

Thank you!

[@jerryjacob75]

When working with subinterfaces where do apply the policy?

[@durgaprasadboorle3337]

Possible to apply under sub interface also in the same way

[@jerryjacob75]

@@durgaprasadboorle3337 Thanks.

[@hangvichet26]

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

[@durgaprasadboorle3337]

Yes. Traffic will go via ISP A. But if we apply drop-on-fail flag traffic will drop if ISP B is down.

[@jiho1960]

Thank you.

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Excellent

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Outstanding thanks

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