ISP redundancy issue

Do you use Routing protocol on the router or use static default routes pointing to ISP next-hop.

Which router are you using to connect to ISP.

If it is Cisco, Floating static route with IPSLA can work out here.
R1(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 1.1.1.1 track 1
R1(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 2.2.2.2 10
IPSLA commands varies with CISCO Router IOS version. We can give you exact config as we know about your router IOS.

In SonicWall, you need to go to Network - > FailOver and load balancing.  You can set Failover type here.

Regret that not shared needful details:

Here are the details :

Device is Cisco

Model : 2800 series

version 15.0

Scenario :


         ISP1                    ISP2
                               
                \                  /
              cisco 2800 router
                       |
                    LAN




On Cisco 2800 series Router

Primary ISP details  :

Interface :  GigabitEthernet0/0
Ip address :  10.224.47.33

Secondary ISP details :

Interface :  GigabitEthernet0/0
Ip address :  10.224.47.33


About Routes are in the attached config fie.


My requirement is simple :

If primary ip fails , second isp should take care and onc eprimary comes back then traffic shouls pass over Primary ISP


Attached config file and SH version output

Regards
Ram
changed-Router-cofig.log

Thanks fot the solution

 but it makes ISP as active /standby

 but in my scenario ,

ISP links  should be Active/Active

Regards
Ramu

Proper load sharing doesnt smartly work using static route, it works some sort using ip cef. If our intention is to keep both the links active, we could keep the above default routes. And use Policy Based Routing to route some interesting traffic over the second link.
Bgp could do that but thats not feasible here.

Tks