SD-WAN | INTERNET OVER MPLS

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fsantos
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SD-WAN | INTERNET OVER MPLS

Hi Community!

 

  I need your opinion about the following topology, I currently have an MX with an internet link and an MPLS link, I would like to know if you have found a way to conmute the internet over MPLS, that is, when the local internet goes down use the internet over MPLS, maybe with a default route for example . I have placed an image as a reference of the topology, at the moment according to the documentation that I have found it is not possible, but perhaps you have found a solution

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StevePF
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Same here, I used this configuration as a transition from MPLS to Internet-based SD-WAN.

But I add some additional stuff, like allowing split tunnel and use WAN 1 (Internet circuit) as Primary uplink and disabled the load balancing.  I also added some SD-WAN policies to use WAN 2 (MPLS circuit) for voice and some sensitive traffic to our DC.

This was more predictable until I all the MPLS circuits were removed. After that, I used the uplink load balancing and modify the SD-WAN policies to use the best for voice or other custom performance classes.

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fsantos
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Thanks for you answer, currently i have this solution in my infraestructure.

 

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cmr
Kind of a big deal
Kind of a big deal

We have a similar requirement and at the hub we have the MXs in single ended concentrator mode.  That allows it all to work as you wish.

StevePF
Getting noticed

Same here, I used this configuration as a transition from MPLS to Internet-based SD-WAN.

But I add some additional stuff, like allowing split tunnel and use WAN 1 (Internet circuit) as Primary uplink and disabled the load balancing.  I also added some SD-WAN policies to use WAN 2 (MPLS circuit) for voice and some sensitive traffic to our DC.

This was more predictable until I all the MPLS circuits were removed. After that, I used the uplink load balancing and modify the SD-WAN policies to use the best for voice or other custom performance classes.

fsantos
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Thanks! 

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