How can I create an outbound policy for things like YouTube to force them out one specific connection? I have separated that network. Maybe make the default rule for that network to go a specific connection and put it right before the bottom? I’d really rather it be more granular then an entire flat network.
Use case:
11yo decides to stream YouTube all day and eats all my cellular bandwith because Starlink and both cellular are priority 1 so that speed fusion works correctly for my work Teams/Zoom calls.
Create an outbound policy for source any, destination domain name → youtube.com and algorithm → enforce and select the interface you’d like the YoutTube traffic to route through.
I tried that and it missed a bunch. They also use youtu.be and yt.be and, GVT1.com and, and, etc. It was a bunch of rules and still not really accurate.
I was worried about that happening. You could force all of his traffic through the desired WAN interface instead. The only other alternative I see is creating multiple outbound policies to cover each endpoint.
For your son, I would create an outbound policy for his device(s) to the conection of you choise. If you do that in a extra VLAN/SSID you can also add the filter of the filter database
I did an outbound policy rule for the subnet the kids are on to force out Starlink, or drop the connection. Hopefully this stops it from using the cellular.