Hi all I hope someone here can help.
I have an SRX cluster with 3 reth interfaces, 2 for WAN and one for LAN. I want to have static routes used to send traffic over the primary WAN reth when the next hop is available and then fail over to the secondary WAN. We have some restraints here. * We cannot use dynamic routing, the 3rd party devices we are connecting to wont use dynamic routing, so we are left with static routes. * We cannot use BFD as the 3rd party next hops are not managed by us, nor can we get them to implement BFD * We have multiple logical interfaces on the primary WAN reth and we dont want to fail over the entire the reth, just the specific static route for the specific customer that has failed. * We have asked for pingable hosts from each customer from which we are going to base our testing of the next hop. I have looked at using event scripts and also ip-monitoring. I am looking for any guidance or experience in doing this for customers and any likely gotchas or things to look out for. I have found KB25052 which does tend to imply that ip-moniting using RPMs should do the deed and allow me to set a new route for a specific destination so this seems to fit the bill and a quick test seems to confirm that. However would I benefit from any junoscript stuff? Does anyone have any experiences or comments on above mechanisms? Thanks in advance Mark _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp