Hello guys!
I'm looking to establish 2 VPNs from our data center, to each of the client's locations, tunnel A & B (diagram attached below)
In case client's location A or VPN is down, I would like all the client's traffic (the same source network - 192.168.1.0/24) come through client's location B/VPN B. This client have internal routing protocols, so they will be able to route their internal network to location B. For the firewalls they use Cisco ASA.
Question, how possible to configure redundant VPN solution on Checkpoint side (for transparent failover)?
Any chance someone has implemented such solution?
Thanks!
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