Hello
we are currently using our SDSL Interface (SDSL1) for L2TP IPsec Remote Access.
We plan to migrate to another SDSL interface(SDSL2) (with higher bandwidth)
Access happens via DNS so the plan is the following:
Add the IP of the SDSL2 line to the DNS entry and switch the ASG to "Uplink interfaces" instead of the SDSL1 interface.
In my understanding this should enable us to remove the IP of the SDSL1 interface from the DNS entry after the other IP (of the SDSL2) is sucessful deployed to the DNS servers (which might take up to 24h).
Current connections shouldn't break and newly established connections should then only connect to the new SDSL2 line.
Off course the switch from SDSL1 to Uplink Interfaces will kill all current connections (right?) but no more impact on the users should be expected?
If timed right (e.g. during maintenance windows) this should be a smooth process.
Please let me know if my interpretation of the uplink interfaces configuration in this case is correct. Thanks
best regards
chas0rde
we are currently using our SDSL Interface (SDSL1) for L2TP IPsec Remote Access.
We plan to migrate to another SDSL interface(SDSL2) (with higher bandwidth)
Access happens via DNS so the plan is the following:
Add the IP of the SDSL2 line to the DNS entry and switch the ASG to "Uplink interfaces" instead of the SDSL1 interface.
In my understanding this should enable us to remove the IP of the SDSL1 interface from the DNS entry after the other IP (of the SDSL2) is sucessful deployed to the DNS servers (which might take up to 24h).
Current connections shouldn't break and newly established connections should then only connect to the new SDSL2 line.
Off course the switch from SDSL1 to Uplink Interfaces will kill all current connections (right?) but no more impact on the users should be expected?
If timed right (e.g. during maintenance windows) this should be a smooth process.
Please let me know if my interpretation of the uplink interfaces configuration in this case is correct. Thanks
best regards
chas0rde