Hello,

I have the following network topology, where there are two offices, and the traffic of the office 1 (R1) passes through VPN to the office 2 (R2).
In office 1 there are two WAN connections from different operators.
How to automatically move from the WAN to another, when the problem originates in the internet (cloud), without being through scripts?

Create 2 tunnels one for each wan. Use OSPF to failover between the two tunnels.

Create 2 tunnels one for each wan. Use OSPF to failover between the two tunnels.

Thanks. However, it is not the most pleasant solution, since if there are more connections, it requires having twice IP's occupied for the VPN.

If it is possible to ping by choosing the interface, why can not I move to another WAN without a script?

There is no need for extra IP's you just creating tunnels between the two points and applying a lan ip most likely /30 to the tunnels. then OSPF does the rest. No need for scripts or anything.

I have interest to view failover without script and ospf.
I see Routing Failover without Scripting in the mikrotik wiki.
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Advanced ... _Scripting
But uses two ip's for different gateways and I have tested that it does not work very well

Hello,

I think it would be a good enhancement if Mikrotik implement the following behavior:
- On Routes we can define a “Check Gateway”->”Ping” to check if route is UP or DOWN. [alredy Implemented]
- We are also able to set a ping through a specific interface. Ex “ping 8.8.8.8 interface=BVI329”. [alredy Implemented]
- It was very useful if we could merge this two functionalities and on routes be able to set an IP target, other than gateway, to check if route is UP or DOWN [good enhancement]

Note: The interface could be automaticaly set based on route gateway interface
Thanks,
David