def change_routing_bypass!(routing_symbol)
      vlan_firewall_id = self['networkVlanFirewall']['id']

      raise "Could not identify the device for a VLAN firewall" if !vlan_firewall_id

      case routing_symbol
      when :route_through_firewall
        self.softlayer_client[:Network_Vlan_Firewall].object_with_id(vlan_firewall_id).updateRouteBypass(false)
      when :route_around_firewall
        self.softlayer_client[:Network_Vlan_Firewall].object_with_id(vlan_firewall_id).updateRouteBypass(true)
      else
        raise ArgumentError, "An invalid parameter was sent to #{__method__}. It accepts :route_through_firewall and :route_around_firewall"
      end
    end
def change_routing_bypass!(routing_symbol)
      vlan_firewall_id = self['networkVlanFirewall']['id']

      raise "Could not identify the device for a VLAN firewall" if !vlan_firewall_id

      case routing_symbol
      when :route_through_firewall
        self.softlayer_client[:Network_Vlan_Firewall].object_with_id(vlan_firewall_id).updateRouteBypass(false)
      when :route_around_firewall
        self.softlayer_client[:Network_Vlan_Firewall].object_with_id(vlan_firewall_id).updateRouteBypass(true)
      else
        raise ArgumentError, "An invalid parameter was sent to #{__method__}. It accepts :route_through_firewall and :route_around_firewall"
      end
    end
This method allows you to route traffic around the firewall
 and directly to the servers it protects. Compare the behavior of this routine with
 change_rules_bypass!

 It is important to note that changing the routing to :route_around_firewall
 removes ALL the protection offered by the firewall. This routine should be
 used with extreme discretion.

 Note that this routine constructs a transaction. The Routing change
 may not happen immediately.

 The two symbols accepted as arguments by the routine are:
 :route_through_firewall - Network traffic is sent through the firewall to the servers in the VLAN segment it protects.  This is the usual operating mode of the firewall.
 :route_around_firewall - Network traffic will be sent directly to the servers in the VLAN segment protected by this firewall.  This means that the firewall will *NOT* be protecting those servers.