Can I set a next hop for a given network for just port 80? Sorry for the stupid question

Should be able to. That's what PBR is for.

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^Absolutely
Just use an extended access-list and specify port 80 as the interesting traffic

Well thanks for your replies. Apparently next time before I post I need to think through a little bit further what I need to accomplish. I got it working. Everyone is happy... Or better be happy

Just for my learning, you set up your route map to match an access list specifying 'tcp' and 'eq 80'?

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access-list 100 permit tcp any any eq 80
!
route-map PBR
match ip address 101
set ip next-hop 10.0.0.1
!
interface f0/0
ip policy route-map PBR
!

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k, thought so, thanks.

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Ended up going to a completely different direction after some thought and further requirements from a team member. Trying to force out guest access t traffic to a lower, less utilized bandwidth pipe, but have to allow some basic traffic. We are using Aruba and their Amigo pod to authenticate, guests, personal staff wifi, and corporate stuff. Kind of a goofy how it had to be done, but there wasn't a great easy way of doing it.

I can cross this off and look at WCCP next.

If you need help with WCCP, I can definitely do that.

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