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Cisco IPSec VPN Site to site backup link ?


HI Cisco Experts ,

I need solution for this scenario .....

Head Office : has Cisco router 2821 with ADSL and 3G connection

Branch : has Cisco Router 2801  with ADSL and 3G Connection

and i make /First connection / IPsec VPN site to site Over ADSL Link and

/second connection / IPsec VPN site to site over 3G Link

i need way to make IPsec Over ADSL as Main Link , when ADSL link Fail , the 3G connection automatically

established as Backup link ...

Please advice what to do , and give me Configuration Example for such this Scenario

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Sanjeevloke
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Hi ,
   I would suggest a solution GRE over IPSEC .
  Here u create a GRE tunnel & embed it in IPSEC.

Create a two loopbacks at both end ,create two seprate crypto maps.
The two GRE tunnels should have source and destination respected to WAN IPS.
Loopback IP should be used as matching traffic in ACL for IPSEC ...

Once GRE are up ,By static routes you can manipulate routes.

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Thanks for your answer

can you give me link ( Configuration Example )

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Thanks @ Sanjeevloke

can you give an example ... more specific

thanks
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The above config is of  one side ...u can do it for other side ...

1) Bring Ipsec up in that allow GRE packets to flow .

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