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03-21-2016
12:41 PM
Ok, that makes more sense. So, really more of a procedure than something we can configure. The API call outs are interesting and what we were hoping to avoid, but this is super helpful.
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03-17-2016
12:54 PM
Seemingly not. That was the first thing I tried. On my primary ISP I ping 2 separate external polling IPs. If both external polling IPs fail pings (both rules have "Disable this rule if next hop is unreachable" checked), the firewall fails over to the other ISP as expected. This all works perfectly. However, as soon as either external IP comes back up, it fails back automatically. We want to prevent the fail back behavior. Thanks!
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03-17-2016
09:45 AM
Is there a way to force PBF rules to have to be manually failved back? As it is now, if our primary ISP fails, we failover to a secondary ISP using PBF. However, once the primary is back up, things fail back to it immediately. We would like to prevent the immediate fail back and not use a timer. ISP recoveries often times flap for a period of time, so we just want to wait it out until the failed ISP is deemed stable and manually fail back. Ideas? Thanks!
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03-14-2016
10:58 AM
I understand that, but what if I want to say that multiple addresses must fail pings in order for a PBF rule to trigger?
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03-14-2016
09:57 AM
We would like to configure PBF to failover when several conditions are met. For instance, if we can't ping our next hop AND we can't ping some public server(s). The idea being, while our next hop might be pingable, there may be a routing issue in the ISP. Therefore, you want to know to if you should failover based on remote beacons. However, we don't want to base failover on just a single remote beacon as Google has bad days too. Is there any way to do this?
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