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03-20-2018
06:19 AM
Thank you everyone for your replies!
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03-19-2018
01:49 PM
Thank you for the reply. I just realized the topic subject is not correct, my bad on a copy paste! We are running OSPF Internally for the internal circuit, I could introduce the Palo into it if it makes sense. This is a quick visio of the design. This is a satellite office, all internal traffic goes back to their central office
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03-19-2018
12:27 PM
Quick design question Community. The setup is a core switch that terminates a Palo Alto for WAN and then a private circuit for internal resources back to a core in a different location. In the event they lose the WAN circuit, I need to route all the internet bound traffic back through the private circuit. I was going to treat it like a Dual ISP setup, where the private circuit is my backup internet circuit. Looking to see if there is a better way to do it, or if this is it. Thanks!!!!
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