Hi,
for this to work you need to connect the routers to a switch and connect the testing host also to this switch. The internet uplinks also needed to connect to a switch connected to the WAN.
Create an outbound NAT rule like this:
Interface - Source - Source Port - Destination - Destination Port - NAT Address - NAT port - Static Port
WAN - This Firewall - * - * - * - WAN address - * - NO - This is for Internet for the firewalls itself
WAN - ANY - * - * - * - WAN CARP VIP Address - * - NO - this forces the local internet traffic over the CARP internet Address
you have already got a LAN virtual CARP address so from this part you should have fail-over.
for this to work you need to connect the routers to a switch and connect the testing host also to this switch. The internet uplinks also needed to connect to a switch connected to the WAN.
Create an outbound NAT rule like this:
Interface - Source - Source Port - Destination - Destination Port - NAT Address - NAT port - Static Port
WAN - This Firewall - * - * - * - WAN address - * - NO - This is for Internet for the firewalls itself
WAN - ANY - * - * - * - WAN CARP VIP Address - * - NO - this forces the local internet traffic over the CARP internet Address
you have already got a LAN virtual CARP address so from this part you should have fail-over.
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