Enhanced Policy-Based Routing (ePBR) is used to direct packets that arrive at an interface to a specified next-hop. It is very useful in managing a large number of configured access lists more efficiently. In ePBR, the router drops the traffic packets if the next hop configured in the PBR policy is not reachable. To avoid packet loss in such scenarios, you must configure multiple next hops for each access control entry.

Here are the steps to configure ePBR for IPv4 using Cisco vManage:

Configure an extended ACL : This step involves defining the network or the host. For example, you can permit IPv4 traffic from any source to specific hosts.

Configure a class map that matches the ACL : Class maps match the parameters in the ACLs. For instance, you can create a class map of type traffic and match it with the previously created ACL.

Configure the policy map with the action to set the next hop : Policy maps with ePBR then take detailed actions based on the set statements configured. You can configure an ePBR policy map with the class map and set the next hop.

Apply the service policy on the interface : Finally, you apply the ePBR policy map to the interface. For example, you can apply the policy map to a GigabitEthernet interface.

References  :=

Implementing Enhanced Policy Based Routing - Cisco

Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Policies Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE

How to configure PBR - Cisco Community