I would ask you for a hint in reference to the scheme that I send below.
Is it possible to achieve the full redundancy of IPSec tunnels, not only between the classic site to site between Wan 1 Site A to Wan1 Site B and Wan2 Site A and to Wan2 Site B but also in the variant of the cross link connection if the failures have been connected at the same time alternating at the same time For example, with WAN 1 Site A to WAN 2 Site B and vice versa? From my opinion, the scheme shows that 8 IPSec site tunnels are needed, but how to set it so that regardless of the WAN connection failure there was always traffic between site a and site b, whether it goes use maybe with routing on OSPF, or SD WAN or Link monitor?
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Hi Asekypl,
You need to use network-id for the tunnels (check article). You will have 4 IPSec tunnel per Firewall, assuming you will have a similar scenario like the network diagram above.
You can use loopback address to setup a OSPF between both sites and have 4 routes on the routing table, each route using one of the IPSec tunnels to reach the other side. I hope I could clarify your questions.
Regards
DPadula
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