10-13-2016 12:13 AM - edited 03-05-2019 07:15 AM
Hi,
Scenario: In our network, we have 2 ISP A (250 Mbps) & B (75 Mbps). We have 2 Cisco router. ISP A terminated on Router A & ISP B terminated on Router B. We have 2 Firewalls running in High Availability.
We have our own AS number with /24 IP pool.
4 User vlans are there - 3 for PPPOE (Vlan 201,202,203) & 1 for Lease Line (Vlan 251).
We are planning to have BGP routing with both ISP. Vlan 251 & vlan 201 traffic should be routed via ISP A & remaining vlan 202 & 203 via ISP B.
As firewalls are running in HA, there must be only 1 gateway to them so i cant use Multiple HSRP.
I have read that it is possible to load share using Bgp but dont have perfect idea about that.
Can anyone help me how i can achieve load sharing with failover?
Regards,,
Kartik
10-13-2016 12:19 AM
Hello Kartik,
I sort of remember you dealing with that or a similar issue a short while ago ? Either way, check this link and scroll down to 'BGP topology 6', which matches your setup and gives you 6 different configuration options.
If you have trouble, post the configs of both your routers, that way, the necessary configuration changes can be added.
http://showipbgp.com/bgp-configurations/cisco.html
10-13-2016 12:26 AM
Hi gpauwen,
Yes thats true, i am struggling with this scenario.
Thanks for Link,
I will go through this link and will inform you if i need more help.
Thank you,,
regards,
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