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02-06-2015 10:25 AM
Hello All,
We recently contracted with a second ISP for redundancy. I have been looking for instructions on how to set this up, but have not had much luck. I did find the following articles, but none of them actually show how to completely set it up:
How to Configure ISP Redundancy and Load Balancing This one comes close, but some important steps are missing
How to Setup a Palo Alto Networks Firewall with Dual ISPs and Automatic VPN Failover Again, comes close, but I don't need the VPN info
Can anyone provide better instructions for how to add a second ISP for redundancy?
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02-06-2015 03:53 PM
I just accomplished this with the following DOC:
Dual ISP Branch Office Configuration
Works great with one VR! we used two different zones forthe two different external ISP's but that just means we had to double up or combine our rules. There were only a few anyway.
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