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Two WAN, 2 VLAN & failover

Hey guys,

I apologize if this is something that has been beat to death, but I was unable to find any conclusive results by searching.

I have a brand new SG210 that we are looking at using in our internal network. Being a former cisco guy, some of this is way different.

I have two internet connections coming into my server room. I have two internal networks, (one for our internal lan and one for our lab network). I want the internal LAN to go out WAN1 and the lab LAN to go out WAN2. Completely separate with no routes between the two. However, in the event that either WAN connection goes down, I would like all traffic to go out the remaining WAN connection.

What is the best/most efficient way of configuring this ?

Thank you in advance, I have worked with this support community in the past and you guys are all rockstars.

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Hi, and welcome to the User BB!

Your Cisco skills will stand you in good stead as far as understanding, but will cramp your style when it comes to designing solutions and posing questions. Until you activate Uplink Balancing, you won't be able to add a default gateway to the second interface. Once you've got those two things done, simply bind 'Internal (Network) -> Any -> Internet' to the interface WAN1 on the 'Multipath Rules' tab. Do the same for 'Lab (Network) -> Any-> Internet' with WAN2.

Cheers - Bob

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