Hi,
is it correct, that ASG always uses the first interface of the interfaces for uplink balancing for site-to-site vpn? It's the following scenario:
eth0: internal
eth1: ISP1
eth2: ISP2
I enabled uplink balancing with the order ISP1 (1), ISP2 (2) and set a multipath rule which sends all http, https and ftp traffic over ISP2. Furthermore I changed the local interface for the ipsec site-to-site vpn to "uplink interfaces" and it used ISP1 for that vpn. Is that default or could it be possible, that the vpn changes to ISP2 because of load balancing?
Is it possible to use uplink balancing on both sites (e.g. when both sites have two ISPs)? Would this be correct:
Site A
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Local Interface: Uplink Interfaces (ISP1a, ISP2a)
Remote Interface: Availibilty Group (ISP1b, ISP2b)
Site B
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Local Interface: Uplink Interfaces (ISP1b, ISP2b)
Remote Interface: Availibilty Group (ISP1a, ISP2a)
Kind regards
Christian
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