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    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    1. Go to Network > SD-WAN and set Status to Enable.

      Under SD-WAN Interface Members, select + and select wan1. Set the Gateway to the default gateway for this interface. This is usually the default gateway IP address of the ISP that this interface is connected to. Repeat these steps to add wan2.

    2. Go to Network > Interfaces and verify that the virtual interface for SD-WAN appears in the interface list. You can expand SD-WAN to view the ports that are included in the SD-WAN interface.

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    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    Creating the SD-WAN interface

    1. Go to Network > SD-WAN and set Status to Enable.

      Under SD-WAN Interface Members, select + and select wan1. Set the Gateway to the default gateway for this interface. This is usually the default gateway IP address of the ISP that this interface is connected to. Repeat these steps to add wan2.

    2. Go to Network > Interfaces and verify that the virtual interface for SD-WAN appears in the interface list. You can expand SD-WAN to view the ports that are included in the SD-WAN interface.

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