@AmanChanpura you can have multiple WAN interfaces in HA, all you need to do is connect each WAN Interface per ISP to a switch and have it seperated in its own collision domain.
Because HA is Active/Standby only one Appliance is using the WAN at a time, you should not seperate WAN per Appliance. Having WAN A only connected to the Primary and WAN B only connected to the Secondary would cause interruptions.
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@AmanChanpura you can have multiple WAN interfaces in HA, all you need to do is connect each WAN Interface per ISP to a switch and have it seperated in its own collision domain.
Because HA is Active/Standby only one Appliance is using the WAN at a time, you should not seperate WAN per Appliance. Having WAN A only connected to the Primary and WAN B only connected to the Secondary would cause interruptions.
--Michael@BWC