ISP redundancy/ PBR /sd-wan question

[the_rock]

Hey guys,

Happy weekend!

Wanted to see if anyone may have suggestions for below scenario.

Customer has ISP redundancy configured (ISP-A and ISP-B) and they want to force an internal VLAN to use ISP-B unless there's a failure. From what I understand, they would need to implement SDWAN for this and create a rule specifying the source VLAN, the destination being the Internet and the gateway as ISP-B. I know that Policy-Based Routing (PBR) could help with this but PBR and ISPR aren't compatible with one another but I can't find specific examples of specifying a source network to use a specific link.

Does anyone have documentation or examples of how this could be accomplished in Check Point?

Thanks as always!

[PhoneBoy · Accepted solution]

With ISPR and PBR, this is not possible/supported as the two features ultimately conflict with one another.
That leaves SD-WAN as your only option.

[the_rock]

Guess no other feasable workaround?

[PhoneBoy]

Not that I've seen anyway.

[the_rock]

Thank you.

[the_rock · Accepted solution]

I did open TAC case as well to get an official answer and they indicated the same. Thanks as always, Phoneboy, appreciated!