10-26-2007 12:30 PM - edited 02-21-2020 01:44 AM
Hi,
I am trying to find out if I can configure an ASA 5510 to hold down 2 external WAN links for load balancing?
If it could load balance itself it would be good or could I do something based on the inbound source IP's (i.e. ip's 192.168.20.1 to 20.100 go out one WAN connection and 20.101 to 20.200 go out another?
Any suggestions much appreciated.
Cheers
Paul
11-01-2007 12:10 PM
ASA cannot do loadbalancing across two WAN links however you can configure it for redundancy across the two available links. To do load balancing you will need a router in front of ASA that can do load balancing.
11-01-2007 12:27 PM
Hi friend:
What you want is not âload balanceâ it is call âload shearâ, even to ASA in Active/Active failover can not doing âload balanceâ but they can do âload shearâ, in your case you just can do redundant by doing two default route in you ASA with different metric , but to get the load balance you should put the two links in router and configure OSPF or EIGRP with your ISP .
So hope this help you friend
11-28-2007 02:18 AM
Hi all
I am beginner in security with ASA appliance, but i have, an idea.
if your ASA 5510 is equiped with license "security plus" you can have 5 security context.
with 2 security contexts you can configure two logical firewall, wich have a independent configuration (inside,outsite,policy ...).
and you can configure each context to filter one connexion wan.
for each client, you can configure default getway with one of two inside ip addresses.
but this solution don't bring a very load balancing, this is a manually configured load balancing but it allows you to use your two wan connexions.
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