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Traffic is not shifted to ISP 1

sasteshirish1
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Hi All,

Guys I need to your help to come out from the issue:-

We have terminated the 2 ISP on our router (only 1 router).we have advertised 2 subnet of /24 to ISP1 & /23 to the ISP 2 .& implemented the BGP with our own BGP ASN.we have configured our own public IP to the inside of router interface G0/0 (103.x.x.x). ISP 1 is my primary with weight value 100 G0/2 & ISP2 is my secondary G0/1.

Now I ‘m facing the below situation:-

  • When I shut the ISP 1port i.e. G0/2 then my VPN tunnel traffic is shifted to ISP 2 which works fine.
  • When I bring the up ISP 1 port i.e. G0/2 the VPN tunnel traffic is working fine.
  • But when I shut the port of ISP 2 i.e. G0/1 then my whole VPN traffic is goes down & never come up.
  • After that when I bring up ISP 2 port i.e. G0/2 then my VPN traffic comes up.

So guys could you please provide me suggestion.

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Philip D'Ath
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

Are you sure ISP1 is accepting your two /24 prefixes?  Try asking them.

Have you verified that your default route changes to ISP1 when the ISP2 port is shutdown?

Did you wait at least 90s for the remote BGP peer to shutdown?

Yes I can see default route as ISP 1 &I had wait more than 5 mins.yes ISP 1 is accepting the two / 24 prefixes.

When the failure happens can you access resources inside of ISP1?  I assume the answer will be yes,

Ask ISP1 to verify their their upstream is accepting your prefixes from ISP1.

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