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internet fail over issue

mpate1311
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Dear Expert,

Hope you are doing well !

i  have two firewall 5512 and 5506 at main site and non main site respectively.for main site has 3750 switch which is connected to firewall(5512) and firewall connection goes to ISP directly and same situation on the non main site which goes to same ISP from non main site location. and two 3750 switches on both side connected to 10 gb fiber link. 

my issue is if firewall at main site link goes down to isp then users connected at this site will use the internet from the 10 gb fiber with help of switches which have routing table and it comes to know that internet link goes down and route all the traffic via fiber link connected to non main site and non main site provide the internet connection to the main site user via fiber link, how do i configure fail over with help of cli ?

looking forward to hearing you guys !!

thanks,

maulik

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Philip D'Ath
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You are asking for quite a bit of help here ...

On the two firewalls, I would enable RIPv2, and have it advertise the default routes.  Assuming they are static, and that the 10Gbe link between the sites is a point to point link layer 2 link that is being routed over by the 3750's you would use something like the below, where a.b.c is your inside network in both cases.  If any of this is not the case please post a topology.

router rip
 network a.b.c.0
 passive-interface outside
 redistribute static
 version 2
 no auto-summary

Then enable dynamic routing on all your 3750's.  The "a.b.c" should be a VLAN facing toward the local firewall.  d.e.f should be the network facing towards the remote site.

router rip
 network a.b.c.0
 network d.e.f.0
 version 2
 no auto-summary

No you should be able to delete any static default route, and within about 30s see a dynamic default route appear with "show ip route" on the switches pointing to the local firewall.

Get yourself to this point.  Then you need a lot of firewall changes for NAT and possibly access control lists.

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