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Redundant BGP Address and primary external interface.

RichardCook

Hello Everyone!

I have a set of redundant SG310s, 

I have 2 uplinks to 2 different carriers with a /24 advertised via BGP. 

I have a subnet setup for DMZ to use these IPs for my phone system and it works just fine, but everything breaks down when I want to use them for my normal addresses. 

I cannot use them for...

1. Redundant uplinks while maintaining the same IP addresses

2. Redundant VPN while maintaining the same external IP address

3. Redundant Amazon VPC connections. 

Can anyone help me with how the hell to configure this thing. 

I basically never want to use the uplink IPs except for BGP advertisement. Everything else I would like to have a virtual interface over the 2 uplinks that has an IP in my /24 and then have the rest of my network flow out of that. 



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    I just can't "see" your topology and what you want to do, Richard.  It sounds like you're creating a routing problem, but I bet I'm not alone in needing to see a diagram  and pictures of your configuration.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    I just can't "see" your topology and what you want to do, Richard.  It sounds like you're creating a routing problem, but I bet I'm not alone in needing to see a diagram  and pictures of your configuration.

    Cheers - Bob

     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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