two site to site tunnels exempting same traffic

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Can i have multiple site to site vpn tunnel going to two different public ip addresses, but exempting same internal traffic?

Please see attached diagram for illustrated purposes.

Primary site has two ISPs (main isp and secondary isp).

DR site has one ISP.

Both ISPs at primary site are connected via internal router.

Main ISP at primary site is the default gateway until main isp is shut down and default route changed to secondary isp.

We are then unable to connect to our exchange servers at DR site because internal traffic at primary site (main isp) is still looking for servers located at DR site. DNS resovling to internal ip and not public ip.

So my question is, if i setup a second site to site tunnel from secondary ISP to DR site, will that cause any issues? Because i am exempting same internal traffic on two different tunnels.

[Vasilii Mikhailovskii]

Hello.

As you have already mentioned it's a routing issue.

Why not to use dynamic routing for private addresses?

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So i did some more research and i guess there is a way to setup a tunnel with two public ip addresses. One used as primary and the other used as secondary and only becomes active when primary ip stops responding.

So the configuration will look something like: crypto map Outside_map # set peer

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thanks for looking and assisting everyone!