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Multiple Gateways in Branch Office

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Hi,

What is the proper way to connect a branch having multiple internet gateways but the head office has only one gateway?

The branch office WAN1 interface has a Real IP but WAN2 uses DDNS with a dynamic IP.

Should the branch office have a failover group and initiate the connection to HO, or should HO have a failover group and initiate the connection to the branch office?

Thanks.



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    Create two IPsec Tunnel with Route Based, which are activate the entire time.

    Then route via SD_WAN as you like the traffic from A to B. 

    Route based VPN only need a starting point (WAN) and a Peer (other appliance WAN). In your case, you can build up 2 tunnels. 

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    Create two IPsec Tunnel with Route Based, which are activate the entire time.

    Then route via SD_WAN as you like the traffic from A to B. 

    Route based VPN only need a starting point (WAN) and a Peer (other appliance WAN). In your case, you can build up 2 tunnels. 

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