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VPN question
Hey guys,
Apologize if this sounds like a really dumb question, but anyway, here it comes 🙂
Scenario...cluster with ISPR configured, so we need to create 4 vpn tunnels with Azure for testing, 2 for active link and 2 for backup. Question...is it SUPPORTED or even recommended to say have 2 vpn communities with SAME interoperable object IP (just a different name) and same cluster as center gateway? It did work when testing, policy succeeded, BUT, only 1 tunnel shows as UP and I guess logically its because both tunnels have same IP for interoperable object.
So, just curious, is this something anyone has tried before and made it work? We did open TAC case for this, but figured would see what community thinks 🙂
Best,
Andy
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TAC came back saying this is not supported way of doing it, which I sort of figured, but wanted to be 100% sure. They said you essentially need separate Azure VNG for each tunnel, so 4 in our case.
Best,
Andy
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You will encounter I think this issue:
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk36425
Also this maybe would help:
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk32225
https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk92662
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TAC came back saying this is not supported way of doing it, which I sort of figured, but wanted to be 100% sure. They said you essentially need separate Azure VNG for each tunnel, so 4 in our case.
Best,
Andy
