Hi !
I'm having a big problem using Wingate VPN with 2 masternodes.
We just bought 50 wingate vpn licences
I'm connecting many clients (actually about 40) together (full mesh network) using a "masternode" architecture.
I have a "MasterNode" VPN server on which all clients are connected and on witch they learn the routes to all other clients. (The masterNode doesn't host any service, only a VPN server)
This works fine.
The problem is that when the VPN server crash, all connections are broken.
I have a second MasterNode somewhere else on the network (with other certificates) on which all client also connect and learn all other clients routes.
When each masterNode is working alone (the other is "shutdown"), all is fine.
But when both MasterNodes are on the network, sometimes it works fine, but most of the time, the result is unpredictable. (Some links do not establish).
Is there a way to give a priority to the learned routes (as far as a client learns each routes twice - from each server), or is there no issue to this kind of architecture.
We are now switching manually from one server to the other by adding/removing rights on the VPN (host) on both servers.
In fact, our need is to be able to keep all the network "up" (all the links between clients), even if a masternode crash. (automatic switching to another server).
Best regards. Waiting for your answer
Jeff