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MPLS as backup MPLS

Wagner Souza

I guys,

I need to configure 2 routes MPLS, I have 2 links MPLS and I need to configure failover them.

XG Firewall HO

LAN 10.1.1.1/24

IP MPLS 1: 10.1.1.20 network 10.0.0.0/24 BO

IP MPLS 2: 10.1.1.40 network 10.0.0.0/24 BO

 

XG Firewall BO

LAN 10.0.0.1/24

IP MPLS 1: 10.0.0.20/24 network 10.1.1.0/24 HO

IP MPLS 2: 10.0.0.40/24 network 10.1.1.0/24 HO

How I do that?

Thanks and best regards.



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    Hi Wagner, 

    You may opt for 'Policy Routing'. You may create a gateway for each MPLS line . 

    Add Policy Route
    1.Go to Configure > Routing > Policy Routing and click Add under IPv4/IPv6 Policy Route section.
    2.Specify the Policy Route details.
    Name
    Specify a name for policy route.
    Description
    Specify a description for policy route.
    3.Specify the Traffic Selector details.
    Incoming Interface
    Select the incoming interface receiving the packet.
     Deleting the incoming interface will also delete the policy route defined for the interface.
    Source Networks
    Select the source network(s) of the packet to be routed. A new network host can be created directly from this page itself or from System > Hosts and Services .
    Destination Networks
    Select the destination network(s) of the packet to be routed. A new network host can be created directly from this page itself or from System > Hosts and Services .
    Services
    Select the services(s) of the packet to be routed. These services allow you to specify precisely which kind of traffic should be processed. A new service/service group can be created directly from this page itself or from System > Hosts and Services .
    DSCP Marking
    Select the type of DSCP Marking to match the packets marked with the given DSCP value.
    For available options, refer to DSCP Values.
    4.Specify the Routing details.
    Gateway
    Select the gateway to which you want to forward the packet if the packet meets the configured matching criteria.
    Black small squareDeleting the gateway will also delete the policy route defined for the gateway.
    Black small squarePolicy route is not applied when gateway goes down. As soon as the gateway comes up again, traffic is routed through the gateway automatically.
     
    You can also reorder the policy routes. To change the processing order, you can reorder policy routes by drag and drop action. Policy routes are evaluated top down in the order they appear on the Manage page until the first match is made, after which subsequent policy routes are not evaluated.
     
  • 0 in reply to Aditya Patel

    Hi Aditya Patel,

    Thanks for your help,

     

    But I can´t use 'Policy Routing' because my links MPLS are in my LAN, in other words, are interface LAN,

    my LAN address, if I use 'Policy Routing' in "Gateway *' I need to set a gateway WAN only.

     

    Thanks and Regards.

     

    Wagner Souza 

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  • 0 in reply to Aditya Patel

    Hi Aditya Patel,

    Thanks for your help,

     

    But I can´t use 'Policy Routing' because my links MPLS are in my LAN, in other words, are interface LAN,

    my LAN address, if I use 'Policy Routing' in "Gateway *' I need to set a gateway WAN only.

     

    Thanks and Regards.

     

    Wagner Souza 

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