I want to send my ssh via my low latency reliable connection, I want to route my streaming via another connection. That’s just a routing rule and srcnat in ipv4

That’s before you go on to using PBR. I want to route traffic with different dscp via different routes.

Ultimately I want the rout g to be handled by the network, not by the client.

IPv4 and nat makes that a breeze.

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sekh60 2 hours ago | parent [-]

How is it not a routing rule with ipv6? Firewalls and routers typically support dynamic prefixes (even Vyos, pfSense, openSense do).

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hdgvhicv 2 hours ago | parent [-]

How do I tell my phone that I want to send traffic to server A via isp1 and server B via isp2

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sekh60 2 hours ago | parent [-]

On your router?

edit Less flippantly, what are you wanting to base the routing rule on? What's your ipv4 routing rule?

DSCP is allowed in ipv6.

https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/c...

	▲	hdgvhicv 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Without nat, my understanding is the right way in v6 is to issue addresses of every network and then send a message to each end device asking it to use a specific ip address to route traffic and hope every client implements RFC 4191 in the right way.