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ask youre providers to do BGP. and then you can terminate both connections on youre router and publish the bgp advertised subnet to the 3 interface and connect youre firewall
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ask youre providers to do BGP. and then you can terminate both connections on youre router and publish the bgp advertised subnet to the 3 interface and connect youre firewall

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Hello,<br />
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You can directly terminate on FortiGate both links and use SD wan feature to load balance the traffic.<br />
<a href="http://cookbook.fortinet.com/redundant-internet-sd-wan-56/" rel="ugc">http://cookbook.fortinet.com/redundant-internet-sd-wan-56/</a><br />
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Good Luck!
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Hello,

You can directly terminate on FortiGate both links and use SD wan feature to load balance the traffic.
http://cookbook.fortinet.com/redundant-internet-sd-wan-56/ [http://cookbook.fortinet.com/redundant-internet-sd-wan-56/]

Good Luck!

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thanks for the comment, but the thing is this router have that. capability to failover?? thats the question..
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thanks for the comment, but the thing is this router have that. capability to failover?? thats the question..

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You can do wan failover on the router, but local published services natted tot the outside wont work. this because of youre ip addresses want move with you.
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You can do wan failover on the router, but local published services natted tot the outside wont work. this because of youre ip addresses want move with you.

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so is there any solution for that?
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yes , ask youre provider if it's posible to do BGP Failover.
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yes , ask youre provider if it's posible to do BGP Failover.

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I have 1 Cisco 2911 router with single ISP connected <br />
And i have 1 Fortinet firewall<br />
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Is it possible to configure dual ISP like a failover using this single router and single firewall...???<br />
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I have attached the firewall pic here..
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I have 1 Cisco 2911 router with single ISP connected 
And i have 1 Fortinet firewall

Is it possible to configure dual ISP like a failover using this single router and single firewall...???

I have attached the firewall pic here..

Is it possible Cisco 2911 with fortinet fiewall (Dual ISP configuration)??

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