ISP Redundancy and VPN
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Note - ISP Redundancy settings override the VPN Link Selection settings. |
When ISP Redundancy is enabled, VPN encrypted connections survive a failure of an ISP link.
The settings in the ISP Redundancy page override settings in the IPsec VPN > Link Selection page.
If the VPN peer is not a Check Point Security Gateway, the VPN may fail, or the third-party device may continue to encrypt traffic to a failed ISP link.
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Make sure the third-party VPN peer recognizes encrypted traffic from the secondary ISP link as coming from the Check Point cluster Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing..
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Change the configuration of ISP Redundancy to not use these Check Point technologies:
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Use Probing - Makes sure that Link Selection uses another option.
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The options Load Sharing, Service Based Link Selection, and Route based probing work only on Check Point Security Gateways/ Clusters / Security Groups.
If used, the Security Gateway / Cluster Members / Security Group uses one link to connect to the third-party VPN peer.
The link with the highest prefix length and lowest metric is used.
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