Got it, will be applied vIPs for each ISP connection. "Also, the diagram mentions 10.10.255.x/29 in a few places. So I'm not entirely sure where that's being used or if it's just a generic reference. On the MX we refer to the VIP as the shared WAN IP(s) and not any LAN side L3 interface/SVI." yes my purpose like having VRRP for LAN side using 10.10.255.x/29 segment. Much like having HSRP and use IPs on : MX1 10.10.255.1, priority 100 MX2 10.10.255.2, priority 90 MX Standby IP 10.10.255.3 Firewall 10.10.255.5 So traffic from INSIDE (GCP)/LAN side will have an MX Standby IP 10.10.255.3 as next hop to the OUTSIDE (ISPs) And traffic from OUTSIDE (ISPs) will have an Firewall IP 10.10.255.5 as next hop to the INSIDE (GCP)/LAN side Could i applied that scenario above ? because it still confusing me, as there are no exact documentation to applied Layer 3 redundancy on LAN side
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