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03-06-2023
10:44 PM
Guys,
I really appreciate your support, so the best way to go is just leave 2 ISP to work as active/active with load balance enabled can you please advise? another think is Lets say I'm receiving IPs from ISP 1: A.A.A.A ISP 2: B.B.B.B and my class is C.C.C.C/24 in the BGP configuration in Router ID I set IP from ISP 1 which is A.A.A.A I'm not sure if that is the proper way to go? when I'm browsing internet my IP is A.A.A.A but I'd like to be identified as C.C.C.C when I add loopback interface with IP C.C.C.C/32 to the VR and set up NAT as a source address: internal LAN and Destination: C.C.C.C then when I'm browsing internet my IP address is showing C.C.C.C which is absoluletly fine but I'm not sure if this good configuration? I could leave like this if it works it works 🙂 but this NGFW will be configured in 24/7 environment so I can't afford any missconfiguration.
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03-06-2023
01:44 AM
Hi,
I'm new to palo alto I'm looking for best configuration advice of BGP with 2 ISP and own /24 class network at this moment I have established bgp connection between two internet providers. I'm exporting /24 class to both ISP but outsite I'm still identifing with ISP IP's not my own IP's. Im looking for a advice how to configure palo alto to be identified outside with my IP's from both ISP, also I would like to configure WAN connections that internet from ISP 1 at ethernet/1/1 is the main one and isp 2 at the etherner1/2 is the backup, when internet from isp 1 is down then traffic will going through ISP2 when internet will back then traffic will redirected again ISP1.
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