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    OpenVPN and OSPF - no fail-over

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      matsan
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      Having an issue with OpenVPN links between two SG-3100 where Site A is on fibre (in rural area so there are some disruptions) using a LTE fail-over. Site B is connected using a cable-modem.
      I have configured two OpenVPN tunnels (separate clients and servers configured running on different ports).
      OSPF seems to be working correctly - routing works and costs are considered (meaning if I swap the costs the LTE will be selected as primary and the fibre as backup).
      The primary tunnel is going through the customer's Unifi DM with portforward to the SG-3100's LAN interface and the fail-over LTE is connected to SG-3100's WAN interface.
      If a failure happens on the primary, the OpenVPN tunnel disconnects and the route disappears but fail-over doesn't happen.
      Is this because the LAN interface is still active?

      Question:
      I am confused as what interface to select under Service > FRR > OSPF. I have selected the "OpenVPN Server: S2S Fibre" and "OpenVPN Server: S2S LTE" (showing as ovpns1 and ovpns3). Is this correct?

      Thanks,
      /Mattias

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