Hi all Need help in Fortigate behavior on OSPF routing In the attached
image - What will happen if traffic from 0.x is send to server1 via wan2
but return traffic from server1 is send via wan1 ? Thank you
hi all When processing a packet - which will have priority over the
routing of that packet ? 1) Existing session2) Sd-wan rules3) Policy
routing4) Static routing ====================== It also seems that if a
session already exists, fortigate will al...
kmliu wrote:infrasg wrote:Hi Kangming Please find 2 attached - scenario1
and scenario2scenario1 - 0.x to 1.x (0.x to server 1 via wan2 and
server1 reply via wan1)scenario2 - 1.x to 0.x (server1 request via wan1
and 0.x reply via wan2) scenario1scenar...
Hi Kangming Please find 2 attached - scenario1 and scenario2scenario1 -
0.x to 1.x (0.x to server 1 via wan2 and server1 reply via
wan1)scenario2 - 1.x to 0.x (server1 request via wan1 and 0.x reply via
wan2) scenario1scenario2 Why do you say that sc...
kmliu wrote:Hi 192.168.0.x ---to----192.168.1.x In this case, the
traffic will be normal. It looks like asynchronous traffic, but it is
not. TCP_SYN goes out from WAN2 and TCP_SYN_ACK comes back from WAN1,
there is no problem. and it can also be acce...
emnoc wrote:Most likely dropped due to asymmetrical and stateful
tracking Do you need ECMP in this case? or can you weight traffic to
just one of the /30? btw nice diagram Ken Felix Hi Ken Prefer to utilize
all the links but worried about asymentrica...
hi toshi thanks for your replyjust to side track Do you happen to know
the correct sd-wan rule/strategy to use such that there are 2 priority
groupse.g. group #1ipsec1ipsec2 group#2mpls1mpls2 traffic will be
load-balance to all interfaces in group#1 ...
