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    Policy-based routing (PBR) forwards data packets based on policies rather than just destination IP address like traditional routing. PBR matches packets using fields like source/destination IP, protocol, port number, or length and implements policies on matched packets such as forwarding to a specific egress or modifying priority. It is used in scenarios requiring security, QoS, or traffic offloading where different forwarding is needed based on packet characteristics. PBR rules take precedence over standard routing table lookups.

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    Policy-based routing (PBR) forwards data packets based on policies rather than just destination IP address like traditional routing. PBR matches packets using fields like source/destination IP, protocol, port number, or length and implements policies on matched packets such as forwarding to a specific egress or modifying priority. It is used in scenarios requiring security, QoS, or traffic offloading where different forwarding is needed based on packet characteristics. PBR rules take precedence over standard routing table lookups.

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    Policy-based routing (PBR) forwards data packets based on policies rather than just destination IP address like traditional routing. PBR matches packets using fields like source/destination IP, protocol, port number, or length and implements policies on matched packets such as forwarding to a specific egress or modifying priority. It is used in scenarios requiring security, QoS, or traffic offloading where different forwarding is needed based on packet characteristics. PBR rules take precedence over standard routing table lookups.

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    Policy-based routing (PBR) forwards data packets based on policies rather than just destination IP address like traditional routing. PBR matches packets using fields like source/destination IP, protocol, port number, or length and implements policies on matched packets such as forwarding to a specific egress or modifying priority. It is used in scenarios requiring security, QoS, or traffic offloading where different forwarding is needed based on packet characteristics. PBR rules take precedence over standard routing table lookups.

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    Policy-Based Routing Principle

    Policy-Based Routing Definition

    Policy-based routing (PBR) is a technique that forwards and routes data packets based on policies. It
    features stronger control capabilities over data packet forwarding than common routing protocols.
    Differences Between PBR and Common Routing

    Common routing
    o Data packets are forwarded based on the destination IP address and routing table.

    PBR
    o Data packets are forwarded based on policies.

    1.1.1.0/24 2.2.2.0/24 1.1.1.0/24 2.2.2.0/24

    IP Header Payload
    IP Header Payload Source IP
    -
    address: 3.3.3.3
    Destination IP
    -
    address: 1.1.1.1 Protocol type -

    Destination IP Packet length -


    -
    address: 2.2.2.2
    Principles and Application Scenarios

    PBR matches data based on the source IP address, source and destination IP addresses, protocol
    type, port number, or packet length and implements policies on matched data.
    o Forward data from the specific egress.
    o Set the data priority.

    PBR applies to security, QoS, traffic offloading, and other scenarios.


    o Modify the ToS or DSCP field of data packets when multiple egresses exist.
     Campus networks (Internet and education network)

     Enterprise networks (dual egresses for network access)


    PBR Implementation Process

    PBR takes precedence over common routing.

    Input data
    packet

    Yes Yes Yes


    PBR? Entry matched? Permitted? PBR
    Check the match
    Set
    statement
    No No No

    Common routing (based on the destination IP address)

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