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PBF and ipsec

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HQ Network and Remote Network location are always through MPLS
PBF is configured with path monitoring for forwarding via MPLS and if mpls fails
traffic will be through ipsec_1 tunnel according to pbf created in palo alto.
How to configure in palo alto if both ipsec1 and mpls down so that traffic should pass through ipsec_2

@jdelio 

@Remo 

@BPry 

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the pbf rules can be set sequentially and will each perform monitoring to verify if they should be active, as long as 1 is active, 2 will not be hit, when 1's monitor fails 2 takes over and 3 will not be hit, as soon as 2's monitor fails it too will stop functioning and 3 will take over as last resort

lastly you can still resort to a static route

 

 

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

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adding another PBF should do the trick (if the first bpf is set to a path monitor profile with fail-over as the action)

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

@reaper 

 

Create a PBF for MPLS and configure the monitor failover 

create a PBF for IPSEC-1 and configure the monitor failover

then create  PBF for IPSEC-2. (in this case, if mpls link and IPsec-1 link down then traffic will fail back to ipsec-2 )

Is it right ?

yes

the pbf rules can be set sequentially and will each perform monitoring to verify if they should be active, as long as 1 is active, 2 will not be hit, when 1's monitor fails 2 takes over and 3 will not be hit, as soon as 2's monitor fails it too will stop functioning and 3 will take over as last resort

lastly you can still resort to a static route

 

 

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization
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