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ASA 5510 with two ISP

santiago.hoyos
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

 I have a Asa 5510 basic with two ISP, one DMZ and LAN

My default GW is ISP1 and it have a the lowest weight. the other ISP2 have the route 0.0.0.0 with a more weight.

My network is :

We need that SRV2 go to internet using a IP for ISP2, but when i create the nat rule no work.

But, if i publish this server using a Ip for ISP1 ( this is a principal default GW ) everything works without problem.

I have tried publish a SVR2 using the publish function and work a half, she try to connect form internet at IP that publish it's ok, but when the server try to make a connection to internet, like open web page, don't work.

At abstract everything work with use a ISP1 but don't work when i use ISP2.

Any idea to solve it o tip about it ? 

 

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nkarthikeyan
Level 7
Level 7

Hi Santiago.

You cannot do a load balancing certain traffic alone routed through the backup ISP. Incoming traffic that is initiated from outside will have no problems.... But from inside if you do so will not give you the desired result.... because you have the route prioritized through ISP1 where it stucks.

 

Regards

Karthik

Hi, 

I can to setup the ISP in ASA an use for routing my internal server for different ISP ? 

What I need to setup it ? i need a router for it or upgrade my ASA ? 

Best regrards.

Santiago Hoyos

Hi Santiago,

 

If it is a router you can do policy based routing for the traffic which you want to route it to a different gateway. But in your ASA you can have 2 ISP's as primary and backup. But you cannot split the traffic of certain host through a different ISP.... If you shut ISP1 and if you try the same scenario then it will work as you expected. But when ISP1 is active then it will not take the traffic which is NATed for a ISP2. Hope this clears your doubt....

 

Regards

Karthik

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