ProxySG & Advanced Secure Gateway

Hi;

I have port 0:0 as the management port with a default gateway associated with the default route domain and I want port 2:0 to have its own default route. Shall I create a new route domain, a new vlan and associate them with interface 2:0, which already has an IP address.

then shall I define a Default gateway for the new route domain?

 

Would this work?

 

Kindly

Wasfi

By default, you have one and only default gateway. Basically, you have the default gateway that on the WAN interface, for all the unknow world of the internet. And you have the static routing internally.

By default, you have one and only default gateway. Basically, you have the default gateway that on the WAN interface, for all the unknow world of the internet. And you have the static routing internally.

Hi Wasfi,

 

              Routing domains can be used for your requirement even though a simple static route like Aboo mentioned could also help in this.

Thank you Aravind and Abonaim

Hi Guys

Just a note that there are some caveats when implementing routing domains on the ProxySG/ASG.

The following are limitations of the Routing Domains:
- Overlapping subnets between routing domains are not supported.
- The following traffic, services, and features can only use the default routing table:

+ All ProxySG appliance management traffic.
+ WCCP configuration on the appliance.
+ DNS, VLANs, ICAP services, forwarding hosts, and authentication servers configured on the appliance.
+ All requests originating from the appliance (for subscriptions, access log
upload, SR upload, and so on).

As per the Routing Domain Deployment Guide

Hope that helps.

Sean Doggett

Thank you kindly Sean.This is very useful to know.

 

Wasfi