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    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    1. Go to Network > SD-WAN.
    2. Set the Interface State to Enable.
    3. Under SD-WAN, add the two WAN interfaces.

    4. Under Load Balancing Algorithm, select Volume and set the WAN1 interface to serve more traffic.

      In this example, the ISP connected to WAN1 is a 40Mb link and the ISP connected to WAN2 is a 10Mb link, so we balance the Weight 75% to 25% in favor of WAN1.

    5. To help visualize the effectiveness of the algorithm, the SD-WAN Usage graph shows you the Bandwidth and Volume usage.

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    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    1. Go to Network > SD-WAN.
    2. Set the Interface State to Enable.
    3. Under SD-WAN, add the two WAN interfaces.

    4. Under Load Balancing Algorithm, select Volume and set the WAN1 interface to serve more traffic.

      In this example, the ISP connected to WAN1 is a 40Mb link and the ISP connected to WAN2 is a 10Mb link, so we balance the Weight 75% to 25% in favor of WAN1.

    5. To help visualize the effectiveness of the algorithm, the SD-WAN Usage graph shows you the Bandwidth and Volume usage.

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