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03-27-2018
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I'm looking for information to see any one setup LSVPN using iBGP or other dynamic protocol such as OSPF. Here the scenario and not sure LSVPN using iBGP is right choice or not. IPSec VPN tunnles between HQ and DR Layer 2 extension between HQ and DR so that same server VLAN can leave at both location IPSec VPN tunnels from 15 remote statelite offices to HQ and DR No VPN tunnels between 15 remote statliet offices Limitation on IPSec VPN tunnles is static routes, if 2 servers in same vlan or entire server vlan turn up at DR all static routes needs to update manually. I want to see if we can use any dynamic routing protocol to aviod updating static routes. Is anyone have setup VPN tunnels using PAN FWs and if it is, it tested and working the way scenario I have discribe above? https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/documentation/80/pan-os/pan-os/large-scale-vpn-lsvpn/lsvpn-quick-configs/advanced-lsvpn-configuration-with-ibgp Thank you
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