Configure SD-WAN rule and testing HA

 

Performance SLAs are used to measure the health of links that are connected to SD-WAN member interfaces by either sending probing signals through each link to a server, or using session information that is captured by firewall policies (see Passive WAN health measurement for information), and measuring the link quality based on latency, jitter, and packet loss. If a link fails all of the health checks, the routes on that link are removed from the SD-WAN link load balancing group, and traffic is routed through other links. When the link passes SLA, the routes are reestablished. This prevents traffic from being sent to a broken link and getting lost.

First step create Performance SLA, To create Performance SLAs enter Network select SD-WAN chose Performance SLAs click Create New dialog box or Edit Default rule this Lap, I chose default rule Default_Google Search


Select on Default_Google Search click on Edit

Severs: we add server google or other server

               DNS: 8.8.8.8

Participants: choses Specify  we select All ISP

 


Result
 

This rule we configure Vlan30 thought out WAN1 ans Vlan40 thought out WAN2, but when WAN1 lost Vlan30 have to switch to WAN2 and WAN2 lost Vlan40 automatically thought out WAN1. Now we testing tracer


Testing lost WAN1


But internet it still available





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