Hello from Austria,
I have a weired problem, maybe someone has a hint for me:
We're using a 92D:
On WAN1 is a broadband line with DHCP for the transport IP and a /29 subnet routed over this transport IP.
On WAN2 is a DSL with PPPoE authentication, I also get a transport IP and have a /29 subnet.
The guy who mostly managed the firewall has somehow configured a failover, so if WAN1 is down, all traffic gets divertet to WAN2. As he is no longer available, I cannot ask him, how exactly he has configured this, because there is no SDWAN config and also no link monitor configuration. I just realized, that it somehow worked.
Both Interfaces have the distance 5 and as both default gateways are aquired with DHCP, I cannot manage the priority.
Everything was fine until today I upgraded from 5.6.2 to 5.6.3. After the upgrade the default route is pointing to WAN2 and I have no idea how to switch back to WAN1. I tried to lower the distance to 1, but that didn't help.
In the routing monitor I see the trasport IP and the default gateway from WAN1. When tracerounting to the gateway-IP, it's reached in one hop.
And now I'm very clueless where to look next resp. what to do to get the traffic back to WAN1.
Any help highly appreciated.
Thanks a lot,
William
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Hi ahmedsf,
thank you very much for your offer, but our company policy does not allow to give anyone access to the firewall, not even temporary or readonly. Maybe you do have a tipp for me, where to look?
Kind regards,
William
Hi William,
I can understand, can you send me the snapshot of the current policies?
Regards,
Syed
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