Route Traffic (SDWAN) to remote LAN and via BOVPN????
Has anyone been able to use SDWAN (or routing) to access remote resources (kinda like PBR?)
I now have a Point to Point connection to our main facility for an office. I need to consistently connect to resources (192.168.x.50/27) from my network (192.168.y.0/24).
So, if I connect to my other side (M270) via a bridge on my IP address (Bridge -> Bridge -> Trusted -> Client Device)....BUT, if the point to point goes out I can not access the resource.
I end up trying to use BOVPN...
resource -> BOVPN -> Client Device.
I can only do SDWAN with External ports so that is not an option (or I make another VLAN and subnet to access resources and add to the complexity. Seems I can have it one way or the other - not both.
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Configure a Branch Office VPN for Failover from a Leased Line
https://www.watchguard.com/help/docs/help-center/en-US/Content/en-US/Fireware/bovpn/manual/vpn_failover_from_leased_line_overview_c.html0 -
Yeah, their instructions are, well, a mess. Thank you Bruce, you got me FAR further than WatchGuard support who had no idea at all.....
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If the WG Level 1 support rep is of no help, nicely request escalation of your incident.
This usually gets you someone who really knows the area in question.Anything more we can help with here?
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