What effect does Redirect All with Local Precedence have on traffic?

Redirect All with Local Precedence modifies how traffic is managed in the context of a secure mobile access setup. When this option is chosen, all traffic initiated by the user is directed through the Secure Mobile Access (SMA) appliance, meaning the SMA will handle the routing and security measures associated with that traffic. However, it allows users to still access local resources directly whenever it is safe to do so.

This hybrid approach enhances user experience by ensuring that while external traffic is securely handled by the SMA, local traffic necessary for day-to-day operations can continue without interruption. For instance, if users need to print or access local files while connected to the secure network, they can do so without any additional routing through the SMA, which could lead to unnecessary delays.

Therefore, this option maximizes security for external traffic while maintaining efficiency for local operations.