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Hi all,
Hypothetical here.
I've got 3 fiber connections coming into a business.
The business is setup within separate companies that never need to access each other's internal resources.
Each of the three companies are on separate networks via VLANs.
How do I separate the three VLANs to each of the different WANs. Is it the best course of action to configure rules via WAN balancer, or try to attack this from network by assigning each of the VLANs parent interfaces to the separate WANs?
Also, if one of the WANs goes down, is there anyway for a wan failover to take place after configuring the network in said way?
As always, thanks in advance.
Hypothetical here.
I've got 3 fiber connections coming into a business.
The business is setup within separate companies that never need to access each other's internal resources.
Each of the three companies are on separate networks via VLANs.
How do I separate the three VLANs to each of the different WANs. Is it the best course of action to configure rules via WAN balancer, or try to attack this from network by assigning each of the VLANs parent interfaces to the separate WANs?
Also, if one of the WANs goes down, is there anyway for a wan failover to take place after configuring the network in said way?
As always, thanks in advance.
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