Hello, before you proceed on the instruction please check first the product version since this is more accurate in version 8.0.35.

link-load balancing route can be used to prevent wasting bandwidth.

There are four types of policy for link-load balancing as follows:

Requirements: All internal network users will go to the external network through
eth1. The method being chosen here is Prefer Link at Top.
Configuration:
Step 1. Fill in the policy name (Any will do)
Step 2. Source Zone (where the internal network user is located)
Step 3. Source IP (All)
Step 4. Destination IP group (All)

Step 5. Select HTTP application in the Application
Step 6. Interface (Select eth1 and eth3)
Step 7. Others can be kept as default Sample Configuration:

I hope you did it right.

You may also check on this youtube link

The use of load balancing with multiple WAN links can provide simultaneous outbound traffic efficiency and optimizing bandwidth.

Configuration Step:
Step 1. Fill in the policy name (Any will do)
Step 2. Source Zone (where the internal network user is located/LAN)
Step 3. Source IP (All)
Step 4. Destination IP group (All/ANY/WAN)
Step 5. Select HTTP application in the Application
Step 6. Interface (Select eth1 and eth 3/WAN

Maybe there's a way to implement it in resources. You can find and download there

Network then route then load banlancing

then select the Ethernet for load bnalancing

Network --->>Route -->>Policy Based Route

You may check this video

Link Load-Balancing Route Configuration

Multiple lines can backup each other so that multiple lines can be used at the sametime without wasting bandwidth. There are four type of policy for link-load balancing:

Requirements: All internal network users will go to the external network througheth1. The method being choosed here is prefer link at top.

Configuration:

1) Fill in the policy name (Any will do)

2) Source Zone (where the internal network user is located)

3) Source IP (All)

4) Destination IP group (All)

5) Select HTTP application in the Application

6) Interface (Select eth1 and eth2)

7) Others can be kept as default

Take Note:

After the policy has been configured, the policy will be added at the top by default.Since the policy here are matched from top to bottom, it is necessary to move thispolicy to the back to ensure that the previous policy does not become invalid. Asfollows:

Thank you very much.

HiHi,

Please find the attched file for Configuration Guide & pls refer Chapter 6 - Link Load Balancing Route.

Configuration Step:

Step 1. Fill in the policy name (Any will do)

Step 2. Source Zone (where the internal network user is located)

Step 3. Source IP (All)

Step 4. Destination IP group (All)

Step 5. Select HTTP application in the Application

Step 6. Interface (Select eth1 and eth 3

Step 7. Others can be kept as default Sample Configuration

I hope it can be help you, thanks.

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