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01-09-2017
02:24 PM
My basic question is if I have an existing MPLS connection to a remote office which is basically made up of static routes on both ends, can I also create a site-to-site VPN as a backup or will this cause a loop? What I mean is can both be active at the same time. The MPLS and the Site to Site VPN?
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01-06-2017
04:10 PM
When creating a static route on one virtual router. What would be an example of why you would choose "next vr"?
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01-06-2017
01:08 PM
Old setup: Our trust interface (1/3) in Shanghai is setup with a static IP of 10.51.1.1/24 and as layer3. Connected to the trust interface is a dumb switch and connected to the switch is 10 workstations. The workstations are getting DHCP from the 1/3 interface which I've enabled on the PAN with the gateway set to 10.51.1.1 There's a static route saying anything on 10.0.0.0/8 go out ethernet 1/2 (our MPLS) with IP 192.168.1.51 *Once the MPLS hits our headquarters there's a static route on our switches that says: 192.168.1.X/29 via our MPLS New setup: Everything from before will be the same but I want to add a GlobalSattelite connection in case the MPLS next hop goes down. Setup Question: If I set up the Satellite connection to share the route for 10.51.1.0/24 will I cause a loop?
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12-29-2016
04:32 PM
Can interfaces be assigned to two different virtual routers so that for example if a particular static route stops working it will "dymanically failover" to the other virtual router which has another static route for the interface? Sorry I'm pretty dumb when it comes to routing.
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12-29-2016
01:38 PM
I mean a Satellite connection seen here: https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/Configuration-Articles/How-to-Configure-GlobalProtect-Satellite/ta-p/59056 Our MPLS is a separate circuit from our Internet connection. If we lose our MPLS the office still has an internet connection. What I've been doing as a work around for now is that, if the MPLS goes down I have them connect to a "guest wifi" that is only connected to the internet and use the Global Protect Client to VPN in. Thanks!
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12-29-2016
10:42 AM
Currently I have an MPLS connection (Connected to a Palo Alto Firewall) at one of our branch offices in Shanghai. The problem is the MPLS connection (provided by Level3) goes down sometimes. I'd like to setup a Global Satellite connection on the PAN Firewall, with the idea being that if the MPLS goes down, we do not lose our connection to the office. Is it possible to setup the PAN to automatically start using the Global Satellite if the interface that the MPLS is connected to stops responding?
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