Hi Ogos,

Let me see if I got your scenery: You have 2 border routers, each with one BGP link. The "internal" interface of both routers will be on the same LAN as the external interface of your firewall. I'm assuming that all IP blocks you have belong to your AS.

So, there's a suggestion:

- Announce all the IP blocks of your AS via BGP on both border gateways;
- Create static routes on both of your border gateways to the not-directly-connected blocks, using your firewall as the next hop; - Configure HSRP or VRRP between your border gateways, and point the default gateway of your firewall to the virtual address.

This does not cover any need on load balancing, but may be OK if the only requirement is redundancy.

--
Zenari

Ogos Sixtynine wrote:
Hello Everyone,

Finally, we are in the process of implementing Internet redundancy using BGP routers in 
front of our current Checkpoint Cluster SPLAT NGXR65, the BGP routers configuration will 
be done by an external company using CISCO routers. We already have  the AS numbers and 
the second Internet connection but "I am having difficulty conceptualizing" how 
the Checkpoint Cluster will be handling the new set of IP address belonging to the 2nd 
Internet connection.

Currently, there is only 1 (one) external interface defined on the cluster that 
handle the traffic to the first internet connection also using this Interface 
as default gateway to the external world or Internet.

Here is the part I am confused about Checkpoint....

In order to start migrating VPN connections to 2nd Internet connection, dont I 
need to define a second external Interface on the cluster?

If not, then how can I assign multiple IP address scheme on differenet subnets 
to the same interface?

Maybe I am missing something really simple but i cant get over this mental 
block.
Thanks all for the replies...








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