Community members,
I have a firewall that I need to test ISP redundancy configuration on. There is a layer 3 switch directly connected to that firewall that is the core switch for the building that I am in. On my desk is another layer 3 switch that is directly connected to the core switch for this building. There is no direct connection to the firewall. I need to make the switch on my desk use the firewall as the default gateway instead of the firewall that is in the default path of the core switch. They are on different subnets but all routing is configured on the core switch. I am just trying to bypass that route that controls all traffic from this site and let this device stand alone with a separate route so that I can test the failover of the ISP redundancy config without disrupting the main route. I hope this make sense. Let me know if any further explanation is needed.
Tim
