SonicWALL VPN WAN failover

Hello guys. I need to do it quickly for a customer. They have the following topology. Not real Ip addresses but it's their configuration.

http://i.imgur.com/lFSTBeV.jpg?1

Basically, they have this race. So what I have to do?

Well now if the MPLS link fails. They need to change it manually to the VPN. So I need to find a solution to the socket on the MPLS VPN after a failure.

I read this Sonicwall KB.

https://support.software.Dell.com/kb/sw8445

I think is what I need. However I do not understand something. In this step you create a traffic from track to track static to the target of the probe. (Network > routing). I don't see where they create the VPN static route. They create the road MPLS but where is the 'static route Floating' they missed a step? Part weirdst in this article, is that the backup VPN is a policy based. I can't change the metric in this type of VPN. I missed something?

My other idea was to OSPF configuration, but let me know which is the best solution?

Thank you

OK, placing the tunnel VPN site to site "tunnel interface" mode will allow you to create a route for the VPN traffic.

This will give you 2 routes created manually, one for MPLS one for the VPN.

You can then use probes to disable MPLS route when the probe fails causing the VPN route to support until the SPLM is back.

Kevin

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