Technical Tip: How to configure ADVPN v2.0 on existing ADVPN v1.0 tunnels

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Description	This article describes how to configure ADVPN v2.0 on existing ADVPN v1.0 tunnels.
Scope	FortiGate v7.4.2+.
Solution	ADVPN v2.0 was introduced in FortiGate v7.4.2 onwards to overcome the weaknesses of ADVPN v1.0 when configured with SD-WAN. ADVPN v2.0 focuses on ADVPN 2.0 edge discovery and path management. In Edge Discovery, the following is added: The shortcut-query must be delivered to the remote node through any available path. The shortcut-reply is extended (with remote spokes’ participating links & health-checks, and transport-groups). Transport Groups are added to each member under the SD-WAN configuration. Members of the same transport group can create shortcuts with each other. config system sdwan     config zone         edit <zone-name>             set advpn-select {enable | disable}  <----- Enable means ADVPN v2.0 is enabled.             set advpn-health-check <health-check name> <----- This health check information is sent to other spokes in shortcut-reply.         next     end     config members         edit <integer>             set transport-group <integer>  <----- Transport group ID can be added here.         next     end     config service         edit <integer>             set shortcut-priority {enable | disable | auto}  <----- Enable or disable the option to prioritize ADVPN shortcuts over overlay parent interfaces when SLA mode or link cost factor mode conditions are met.          next     end end In cases where branches have interfaces that are not compatible with establishing shortcuts like MPLS and ISP, the configuration below can be used, where all of the SD-WAN members are defined as 'transport-group'. VPN1 and VPN2 are overlay interfaces established via the ISP. VPN3 is an overlay established using an MPLS. VPN1 and VPN2 are part of 'transport-group 1', while VPN3 is part of 'transport-group 2'. This instructs the spoke FortiGate device to build shortcuts only between members of the same transport group. config members     edit 1         set interface "VPN1" <----- ISP.         set zone "overlay"         set transport-group 1     next     edit 2         set interface "VPN2" <----- ISP.         set zone "overlay"         set transport-group 1     next     edit 3         set interface "VPN3" <----- MPLS.         set zone "overlay"         set transport-group 2     next end In Path Management, the following is added: Path selection is determined by combining local information, remote information, and the SD-WAN rule mode (sla, priority). Based on the information received from all links on other spokes, local spokes choose a path with which to create shortcuts. To check what information is being sent by the remote Spoke, use the 'diagnose sys sdwan advpn-session' command: This command gives the following: Selected path per service ID. Information about the selected local interface and remote IP (underlay and overlay). This can change as health information is updated. Note: By default, ADVPN v2.0 is disabled. This means that after upgrading to FortiOS v7.4.2, ADVPN v1.0 will continue to operate unless the ADVPN v2.0 framework is explicitly enabled. ADVPN v2.0 must be enabled per SD-WAN zone. Before migrating to ADVPN v2.0, ensure that all devices are upgraded to FortiOS v7.4.2 or later. ADVPN v1.0 and ADVPN v2.0 can coexist in a mixed environment. However, for full interoperability and to leverage the benefits of ADVPN v2.0, all participating devices should be upgraded to FortiOS v7.4.2. Related documents: ADVPN2.0 Admin Guide ADVPN2.0 New features Technical Tip: How ADVPN 2.0 is different from ADVPN 1.0 BGP overlay for ADVPN2.0