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Global Protect LSVPN Dual ISP Redundancy
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11-20-2018 06:17 AM
I'm working on configuring a GP LSVPN Hub in our data center with dual ISP's for redundancy. I'm having some trouble finding a best practice guide for this type of configuration. Can anyone give some incite to this configuration? Can I acheive this with a single GP Portal, or will I need the secondary portal available in the event that the primary ISP fails?
Essentially I'm hoping to host 2 portals each with an independant gateway from a single PA220 running PAN-OS 8.1.0 for a satelliteLSVPN configuration.
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