FW1 has ISP1 connected to FW2 ISP3FW1 has ISP2 connected to FW2 ISP3.FW1
ISP1 and ISP2 are configured as SDWAN interfaces.Will this design work?
SO when FW2 wants to go to FW1, how does it choose to go to FW1?Which
one will be given priority?
Let me explain.Users SSL VPN into firewall A.Firewall A send the traffic
to firewall B via a site to site vpn.So I have to configure an SSL VPN
interface on firewall B to accept the traffic from A.How do I do it?
I have user that can successfully VPN into firewall A.There is site to
site vpn established successfully between firewall A and firewall B.User
is trying to reach a subnet on firewall B.The traffic was sent from
firewall A with a certain number of by...
Excellent reply but I have another question.What if:FW1 has ISP1
connected to FW2 ISP3FW1 has ISP2 connected to FW2 ISP3.FW1 ISP1 and
ISP2 are not SDWAN.What will be the route selection practice then?
