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Redundant site-to-site AWS VPN with redundant UTM WAN Links

For over a year I have had great success in using site-to-site VPN from my office (SG230) to AWS VPCs (6 of them) using BGP.

I now have brought in a second internet connection to the office and configured it in Active/Active mode on the SG230 for internet access. I now want to use that second internet connection to establish a redundant VPN connection to the AWS VPCs so that if WAN1 goes down the VPN tunnels to AWS will continue to function on WAN2.

I tried establishing 6 new VPN connections on the secondary link and I did not have stable results (connection drops) so I had to back it out.  As best I can tell there was some problem with the BGP.

Has anyone successfully configured something like this?  For the AWS part of the configuration, should the customer gateway I configure for WAN2 use the same BGP ASN as WAN1?



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  • I haven't done this Kevin, but I think you need to replace the existing single-connection definitions at AWS with dual-connection definitions and then import the new into the UTM in place of what's there now.

    Please get a ticket open with Sophos Support and let us know what worked.

    Cheers - Bob 

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  • I haven't done this Kevin, but I think you need to replace the existing single-connection definitions at AWS with dual-connection definitions and then import the new into the UTM in place of what's there now.

    Please get a ticket open with Sophos Support and let us know what worked.

    Cheers - Bob 

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