Hello,
I have a scenario where a Fortigate has two ISP (one through wan1, another through adsl).
The adsl should only be used in case of wan1 failure.
I see no problem there since I can play with distance and priority.
Anyhow the device should also have 2 VPNs.
The VPN should have an interface associated. Normally it would be wan1.
My problem is what happens with the VPNs when wan1 goes down. I still need traffic to go through a VPN.
The solution I've think is to set up 4 VPNs: 2 with wan1, 2 with adsl.
The issue I have with that solution is that I will have 4 VPNs up all time and that is not the ideal scenario, there should only be two at a time. I've think about unchecking "Keep alive" in the redundant VPN's anyhow I still don't love the solution.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
I've done some testing.
My result are:
Even if I configure 4 VPNs and both ISP are available, only 2 VPNs will be up.
When that interface (primary ISP) goes down, the other 2 VPNs goes up.
Someone knows why this happen?
I also found the option "set monitor VPN1", anyhow I didn't need to use it.
I think that must be used when you have a redundant VPN in place (different IP for example). Am I right?
Thanks!
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