Dialer watch over Ethernet

I want to use DSL for backup of my MPLS network. I plan to use an external ethernet connected device for DSL access. I plan to use a GRE tunnel over the DSL connection. Can I use dialer watch to bring up the tunnel interface?

I do not know the answer for sure, but I believe that Dialer Watch will not work for the Ethernet/DSL connection. And I wonder why the original post believes that they want it. The motivation for dialer watch is for traditional dial environments where you pay connect time charges and do not want to pay for connectivity when the primary link is available. But with DSL you are not paying connect time charges. You pay the same whether the DSL is actively carrying traffic or not. So why would you want to try to keep the Ethernet or the GRE down while the MPLS was up?
It seems to me that what is needed here is a reliable fail-over mechanism so that traffic is sent over the MPLS when it is available and is sent over the Ethernet/DSL/GRE when MPLS is not available. Without knowing a little more about the environment it is hard to suggest an optimum solution. But I have implemented something that seems a bit similar where DSL/GRE was a backup connection. We ran a dynamic routing protocol over the primary link and over the backup DSL/GRE and configured it so that the protocol preferred the main link and would use the DSL/GRE only when it lost the neighbor relationship on the primary link. It seems like the same approach should work here.
HTH
Rick

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