Cisco Firepower - Automating Cellular Failover

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @jaapkamstra9343
    @jaapkamstra9343 Год назад +1

    Cool idea! I'm thinking about quiting my adsl connection as a backup and switch to cellular. So this can come in very handy. Thanks for sharing!

  • @TuPhonez4Free
    @TuPhonez4Free 3 года назад +1

    Oh ok. This is neat. You can probably do this also with the cellular phone service Visible and a LTE router too.

    • @0x2142
      @0x2142  3 года назад

      Yup! Same thing could be accomplished with any cellular modem & cell service - I just happened to use what I had at the time

  • @dimitrigural9583
    @dimitrigural9583 4 года назад +1

    Which version of ios you have? Have not option for SLA.
    Thank you!
    Great job!

    • @0x2142
      @0x2142  4 года назад +1

      Hi there! Thanks for the comment. This was recorded using Firepower 6.6

  • @lilseezy8123
    @lilseezy8123 Год назад

    I wonder if you could achieve failover using IP SLA option built into the FDM?

    • @0x2142
      @0x2142  Год назад

      Perhaps it might be possible now with recent updates, but at least when I had originally written the code there was something missing that prevented me from using it. I honestly can't remember what it was now though 😅 - but I've also stopped using my 1010 for my home firewall, and only use it as a lab device.

  • @Braddeman
    @Braddeman 2 года назад

    What device are you using to monitor the connection on a loop? are you using a raspberry pi. Also how are you running it on a loop to check the connection?

    • @0x2142
      @0x2142  2 года назад +1

      I had this running on a Linux VM, though a raspberry pi would work too. Just using a cron task to run the script every minute or two

  • @MikeGrayeb
    @MikeGrayeb 4 года назад

    Hi. Great video and I watched the one about Google Fi with the Netgear LB1121 POE unit. I recently purchased that unit along with Google Fi data service and a POE switch to setup failover cellular internet service in case my home internet connection gets flaky (as it sometimes does since the pandemic hit) as I am trying to build a startup livestreaming business for my livelihood. With your very helpful video, I was able to setup the LB1121 and activate it with Google Fi (and disable T-Mobile in the Netgear dashboard per your demonstration). But as it pertains to setting up this modem as a failover for my home internet connection, while I do have an unmanaged switch with POE, I don't have networking knowledge and what you described is Greek to me. Any chance you might be open to setting this up for me remotely and could provide an estimate for your time for that? Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, Mike

  • @Big660
    @Big660 3 года назад

    Hi all i was able to set up dual ipsla with 2 isp