How To Configure Dual ISP Failover on a Cisco Router With a Dynamic Public IP Address

Update: I've received a few messages regarding an issue where ISP1 does not come back up when the cable connected to ISP2 is pulled and then reconnected. I have done my best to provide a solution to this issue here: Part 2 (Update): How To Configure Dua...

VIDEO DESCRIPTION
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In a previous video I showed how to configure dual ISP failover if the ip addressing from the provider is static, which requires a slightly different configuration. (Video link here:  Configuring Multi Homed NAT, IP SLA, ...) In this video I am going over the configuration that is required if you obtain ip addressing information from the provider via DHCP.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Introduction
2:38  - ISP Failover Configuration
26:04 - NAT Configuration
29:50 - LAN DHCP Pool Configuration
30:51 Testing

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