MULTI-WAN Flashcards
What kind of traffic does Multi-WAN control
Outbound traffic
What kind of interfaces does Multi-WAN control?
External interfaces
Give 3 benefits of multi-WAN.
- Redundancy
- Bandwidth optimization
- Failover
Is Multi-WAN automatically enabled when you configure two or more external interfaces?
Yes
What is the GLOBAL ROUTING OPTION if your Firebox has multiple external interfaces?
Multi-WAN
Is Multi-WAN enabled for modems by default?
No
Does Multi-WAN impact BOVPNs?
No
Does Multi-WAN impact inbound traffic?
No
Enumerate 4 Multi-WAN methods.
- Failover
- Routing table
- Round-robin
- Interface overflow
What Multi-WAN method sends all outgoing connections to the primary interface?
Failover
Which Multi-WAN method is the default when Multi-WAN is enabled?
Failover
Which Multi-WAN method sends outgoing connections through a backup interface only if the primary interface is not available?
Failover
Which Multi-WAN method uses ECMP to distribute outgoing connections based on the src/dst IP addresses?
Routing table
What does ECMP stand for?
Equal Cost Multi-Path Routing
Which Multi-WAN method attempts to equalize the number of connections that go out of each interface?
Routing table
Which Multi-WAN method distributes outgoing connections based on the number of connections?
Round robin
In round robin method, what happens when the weight is set to 1 for each external interface?
Connections sent through each interface are attempted to be equalized
How does a weighted round robin behave like for light traffic loads?
Connection-based round robin
How does a weighted round robin behave like for heavier traffic loads?
Load-based round robin
Which round robin behavior is depicted when the number of connections through each interface is determined?
Connection-based round robin
Which round robin behavior is depicted when the load through each external interface is determined?
Load-based round robin
Which Multi-WAN method enables you to set a bandwidth limit to restrict the amount of traffic sent over each WAN interface?
Interface overflow