10-17-2007 03:20 PM - edited 03-03-2019 07:13 PM
Hi we have 2 firewalls on our internal network, each of them going out through different ISP's. Core network is dual 6509's with MSFS-2. We would like some of the servers to go out one of the firewall and the majority of users to go out the other firewall/link. How can this be accomplished? Will policy routing work or are there any other way to achieve this?
thanks for any help you can provide.
10-17-2007 08:15 PM
Based on your requirement, Policy Based Routing (PBR) seems to be a feasible solution.
10-19-2007 02:36 PM
Thanks for the link, I have a few questions though:
We have multiple VLANs on the inside (users, servers, etc). Everything get routed by our MSFC's which have a default route pointing to a Pix firewall. Once we add the second Pix with the 2nd Internet link, what VLAN interfaces do I apply the policy maps in order for this to work?
For example the firewalls are sitting on VLAN 1 and the servers are sitting on VLAN 20, users on VLAN 10 etc. I would want the default gateway for the users to be one Pix and for some of the servers the other Pix. At the same time I don't want this policy to overwrite any stating/dynamic routing existing on the MSFC's which would send traffic destined to other offices to a different router or VPN box.
Thanks!
10-19-2007 02:42 PM
The policy route-map will be applied on the ingress interfaces Vlan before any routing takes place.
10-19-2007 03:15 PM
Thanks for the link, I have a few questions though:
We have multiple VLANs on the inside (users, servers, etc). Everything get routed by our MSFC's which have a default route pointing to a Pix firewall. Once we add the second Pix with the 2nd Internet link, what VLAN interfaces do I apply the policy maps in order for this to work?
For example the firewalls are sitting on VLAN 1 and the servers are sitting on VLAN 20, users on VLAN 10 etc. I would want the default gateway for the users to be one Pix and for some of the servers the other Pix. At the same time I don't want this policy to overwrite any stating/dynamic routing existing on the MSFC's which would send traffic destined to other offices to a different router or VPN box.
Thanks!
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