I've just started reconfiguring my network with Omada products. I've got three WAN connections; one T-Mobile Home Internet and two DSL lines (I live in a rural area where all three connections are flaky). Previously I was using a Peplink Balance router which handled three WAN connections. I moved to the Omada in part because I'm hoping to add Starlink to the mix, so handling four WANs was useful. I also wanted the integrated EAP/Router interface that I get with the controller.

So my question/observation; the multi-wan support on the TL-R605 feels like a bit of an afterthought. I'm not seeing a great way to monitor real-time usage of each WAN link, nor an easy way to set rules like:

My laptop uses DSL link 1, but falls back to DSL link 2 and then T-Mobile

My wife's laptop uses DSL link 2, but falls back to DSL link 1 and then T-Mobile

The TV uses all three connections, but is lower priority than other devices

Is there a configuration section I'm just not finding that allows this? The only policies I'm seeing supported are a vague "weighting" policy, and then a primary/fallback policy but these seem to apply on a global basis. I don't see a way to specify different policies based on MAC address, or source/dest IP addresses.