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Any router supporting outgoing static routes?
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2023-08-22
09:00 AM
2023-08-22
09:00 AM
Any router supporting outgoing static routes?
Does any Netgear router product support creating outbound static routes?
I want all outgoing traffic to ip 1.2.3.4/24 to be blackholed or routed to some other address and/or port. But if the destination port is 443 then this shall NOT happen.
Preferably a wifi router but without wifi is ok as well.
Any suggestion?
I want all outgoing traffic to ip 1.2.3.4/24 to be blackholed or routed to some other address and/or port. But if the destination port is 443 then this shall NOT happen.
Preferably a wifi router but without wifi is ok as well.
Any suggestion?
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2023-08-22
01:34 PM
2023-08-22
01:34 PM
Re: Any router supporting outgoing static routes?
This would be policy routing ... because a simple static routing does not include some if-then-else.
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2023-08-22
01:52 PM
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Re: Any router supporting outgoing static routes?
By rule of thumb, any switch with L3 routing and ACL support should be able to do this. @MikeD1234 ?
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2023-08-23
02:26 AM
2023-08-23
02:26 AM
Re: Any router supporting outgoing static routes?
Then what netgear product would be able to support that?
I suppose that I want something like
ip route 1.2.3.0 255.255.255.0 Null0
but with the possibility to add particular rules for destination port 443?
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