Cloud OnRamp for SaaS is enabled for both Webex and Salesforce at a branch. Webex scores better on the local internet exit. Salesforce scores better through the regional gateway. What should OnRamp do?
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Short Explanation
These two apps do not have to share a door. You let OnRamp follow each score, so Webex goes local and Salesforce stays on the gateway. One application's good local measurement does not drag the other one with it.
Full Explanation
Cloud OnRamp for SaaS makes a path choice per enabled application. Webex and Salesforce can select different exits at the same time when their measured scores differ. Webex uses the local internet exit. Salesforce uses the regional gateway. That is the feature working. A local win for Webex does not move every enabled application. Salesforce keeps the gateway while its own score says the gateway is better. The gateway is not a global preference that overrides a better local score for a different application. Disabling both until the scores match throws away the measurement. The scores are allowed to differ. Exam caveat: a data policy that pins both applications to one exit will override these scores. If the pin is still there, OnRamp's per-app choice never shows up in forwarding. Operational check: the branch should show Webex on the local exit and Salesforce on the gateway at the same time, and a loss event on only one path should move only the application that was using it.