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Steering Traffic into SpeedFusion

Point traffic at your SpeedFusion tunnels with outbound policy — by application, SaaS, region, SSID, or LAN client — using the eight algorithms.

Building a tunnel is only half the job — you must steer traffic into it. That is what outbound policy does, and SpeedFusion tunnels are selectable targets right alongside physical WANs.

Outbound policy targets SpeedFusion tunnels as well as WANs, using the same eight algorithms.
Outbound policy targets SpeedFusion tunnels as well as WANs, using the same eight algorithms.

Common patterns:

  • Send-all — bond everything out one tunnel (via send all traffic to or a catch-all enforced rule).
  • By application / SaaS — put Teams/Zoom/FaceTime on a WAN-smoothing tunnel; leave bulk traffic on plain load-balancing.
  • By region (InControl) — send UK-bound traffic over a UK tunnel.
  • By SSID / LAN client — a streaming camera on the FEC tunnel, a POS switch always on the bonding tunnel.
  • Priority across tunnels — use a bonding tunnel first, fall through to a hot-failover tunnel, then to a raw WAN.

See Balance UI → Outbound Policy and InControl → Outbound Policy for the full algorithm reference.