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VPN failover experiences
18 years 4 weeks ago #17636
by Demon
VPN failover experiences was created by Demon
Hi all,
Does anyone have experiences with IPSec VPN failover solutions? We have a main office and 15 branch offices and are currently using single VPN connections over the Internet from the main office to each branch office in a hub-and-spoke (star) configuration.
All branch offices use cable for their Internet connection. Sometimes this connection goes down and thus their VPN connection. We would like to implement an IPSec VPN failover solution while keeping cable as the main connection and using a (cheaper) DSL connection as backup.
Currently we have looked at Cisco and CheckPoint equipment. Both parties offer routers with VPN failover capabilities. However, I would like to know if anyone has (first-hand) experience with VPN failover solutions? Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have experiences with IPSec VPN failover solutions? We have a main office and 15 branch offices and are currently using single VPN connections over the Internet from the main office to each branch office in a hub-and-spoke (star) configuration.
All branch offices use cable for their Internet connection. Sometimes this connection goes down and thus their VPN connection. We would like to implement an IPSec VPN failover solution while keeping cable as the main connection and using a (cheaper) DSL connection as backup.
Currently we have looked at Cisco and CheckPoint equipment. Both parties offer routers with VPN failover capabilities. However, I would like to know if anyone has (first-hand) experience with VPN failover solutions? Thanks in advance!
18 years 4 weeks ago #17671
by sose
sose
Network Engineer
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CHECK THIS SITE
www.juniper.net/products/integrated/vpn_resiliency.pdf
www.juniper.net/products/integrated/vpn_resiliency.pdf
sose
Network Engineer
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