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I was thinking about using an asa5506 setting up the wireless as a primary and the isp as a secondary and VPN between each link.
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I was thinking about using an asa5506 setting up the wireless as a primary and the isp as a secondary and VPN between each link.

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hmm. interesting one Don't think I've seen anyone attempt that before.<br />
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So, to confirm my understanding, you intend to have multiple connections between sites; P2P WIFI with WAN/VPN as a backup?<br />
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If that's correct, what existing hardware/facilities are you tied to using or are you open to options?
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hmm. interesting one Don't think I've seen anyone attempt that before.

So, to confirm my understanding, you intend to have multiple connections between sites; P2P WIFI with WAN/VPN as a backup?

If that's correct, what existing hardware/facilities are you tied to using or are you open to options?

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Open to options currently have asa5505 I can use or upgrade them to new units if needed. &nbsp;Open to suggestions.
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Open to options currently have asa5505 I can use or upgrade them to new units if needed.  Open to suggestions.

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Looking to setup a wireless Point to Point network to 7 locations each location also has a basic isp. &nbsp;The point to point will be running at 850mb the isp 20mb. &nbsp;What is the best way to setup the isp as a backup line to the point to point? I just basically want it to keep my voip and basic data services afloat till the link is fixed.
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Looking to setup a wireless Point to Point network to 7 locations each location also has a basic isp.  The point to point will be running at 850mb the isp 20mb.  What is the best way to setup the isp as a backup line to the point to point? I just basically want it to keep my voip and basic data services afloat till the link is fixed.

Back for wireless point to point

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