How to access a more specific network over VPN tunnel while having another Route All VPN policy

This article shows methods on how to access a more specific network over VPN tunnel when there is already another Route All VPN policy.

Suppose there is a VPN policy of type "Tunnel Interface" named "Tunnel 1" which routes all the traffic (including the Internet traffic) from local network through this tunnel via the remote site. A new VPN policy of type "Site to Site" named "Tunnel 2" is added to access another remote site network 10.10.10.0/24. 

In this case local network traffic destined to 10.10.10.0/24 network will be sent via Tunnel 1.

The article shows how to configure the VPN policies in this scenario so that the local network can access 10.10.10.0/24 network via Tunnel 2.

NOTE: Please find more information about types of VPN and how to configure them in the following KB article Configuring Site to Site VPN and Tunnel Interface VPNs 

Solution would be to make sure that both the VPN polices are of the same type which is either "Tunnel Interface" or "Site to Site". Please find below both the scenarios.

When using "Tunnel Interface" type-

1. Make sure both the VPN policies are of type "Tunnel Interface" as shown below
   
   
   
   
   
2. When using "Tunnel Interface", custom route policies are required to be added to specify what traffic should be sent via which tunnel. When adding the routes, the admin will have the ability to prioritize routes using metric. Please find the below image showing 2 routes added for "Tunnel 1" and "Tunnel 2". 
   
   - First highlighted route is to send any traffic from local X0 subnet with destination 10.10.10.0/24 network via the "Tunnel 2" VPN policy. The metric assigned for this route is 1.
   - Second highlighted route is to send any traffic from local X0 subnet with destination ANY (which means all the traffic including the Internet traffic) via the "Tunnel 1" VPN policy. The metric given to this route is 10.
   - Due to the metric assignment, firewall will prioritize the routes accordingly and will send the 10.10.10.0/24 traffic via the "Tunnel 2" VPN policy.
   
   

When using "Site to Site" type-

1. Make sure both the VPN polices are of type "Site to Site" as shown below
   
   
   
   
   
2. In this scenario, firewall will automatically prioritize the route for the more specific network and send the traffic destined for 10.10.10.0/24 network via the "Tunnel 2" VPN policy. All the remaining traffic will be sent via the "Tunnel 1" VPN policy.