Dual ISP Deployment: Two Hubs and Four Spokes in the Same Region

In the following dual ISP topology, the hubs and the spokes are in a single region, with AS number as 1111. The hubs and spokes use Internal Border Gateway Protocol (iBGP) as the routing protocol to exchange routing information.

Hub HA1 and Hub HA2 are hub threat defense devices at the headquarters.
Branch1, Branch2, Branch3, and Branch4 are spoke threat defense devices at the branches.
ISP1 is the VPN interface of each spoke to ISP1.
ISP2 is the VPN interface of each spoke to ISP2.

Dual ISP Topology with Two Hubs and Four Spokes in the Same Region

To configure this topology, you must create the following two SD-WAN topologies using the SD-WAN wizard:

SD-WAN Topology 1


Parameter	Value
Primary Hub	Hub HA1
Secondary Hub	Hub HA2
Spokes	Branch1, Branch2, Branch3, Branch4
AS Number	1111
VPN Interface (Spoke Tunnel Source)	ISP1
Number of Tunnels	8

The total number of tunnels in SD-WAN Topology 1 is 8.

SD-WAN Topology 2


Parameter	Value
Primary Hub	Hub HA1
Secondary Hub	Hub HA2
Spokes	Branch1, Branch2, Branch3, Branch4
AS Number	1111
VPN Interface (Spoke Tunnel Source)	ISP2
Number of Tunnels	8

The total number of tunnels in SD-WAN Topology 2 is 8.

The total number of VPN tunnels for this dual ISP deployment is 16.

Note	If the hubs are in different geographic locations and have different protected networks behind them, to ensure direct communication between these networks, configure a point-to-point route-based VPN topology between the two hubs using the route-based VPN wizard.