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It has never supported two routers at the same site.

Using two routers at the same site isn't proper.

We have never considered supporting two routers at the same site.

What kind of scenario do you require this? How often do you face a problem where the router is down and you require a backup router to come up? Let's say a quarter or a year, how many times do you need for this?

At least, from what I know, as long as you use a UPS, and your router is not overheated or placed in a harsh environment, nowadays, the router basically runs 24/7 and can work for a decade.

Not to mention when you have two routers, it involves much more consideration in software level and how they coordinate with each other.

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digitalFounders wrote

  @Clive_A Thanks for the answer.

 

I already did the migration from 707-M2 to 8411. But now I found out that there is a VRRP configuration option in the controller, which, if I'm not mistaken, stands for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol. It's a mechanism to allow the transparent use of 2 or more routers in the same network in active/passive that appear as having a single IP.

 

How can we use this scenario with Omada, if no two gateways are allowed?

 

Thanks!

VRRP is not for the router yet. It's a switch feature at this moment. See the details in controller mode.

There is no workaround or solution for two gateways or a similar use case.