I'm making some network changes and plan to end up with the configuration seen in the attached network diagram. Here is the scenario:
- Two ASG 220s connected in HA active-passive mode
- Two Internet connections from different ISPs
- HP 5406 zl layer 3 core switch/router
- Two WAN VLANs on the 5406, one for each Internet connection. They will not be routable to other VLANs on the 5406; they will just be used to distribute the Internet connections to the ASGs.
- An Internet VLAN on the 5406 that will service the other VLANs on the switch with an Internet connection. It will have two ports - one connected to the Internal/LAN port of each ASG.
- There will be a static route on the 5406 directing all packets that are destined for a network that is not one of the routable VLANs on the switch to the ASG, which will be accessible via the Internet VLAN.
I already have the the two ASGs working together as an HA unit. I also have dual WAN working, but the connections are distributed using simple, physical 5 port switches. The new piece is the 5406 and the VLANs on it.
Does all this look ok from a functionality perspective? Do I need to define any static routes from the ASGs back to the Internet VLAN on the 5406? Anything else on the ASGs I need to set up?
Thanks!
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