Hi,
The question is do you need spoke-to-spoke connectivity via Hub router? Do
you have DMVPN configured or just simple IPSec tunnels from branches to the
HQ?
Despite of DMVPN, if you have redundant routers on the HQ and you want
connect your branches via IPSec VPN the best option would be implementation
of IPSec HSRP redundancy. Of course it works only when you have two head-end
routers in the same VLAN so that HSRP can be configured between them. Then
you configure your spokes to connect to the VIP address of HSRP group.
If you want DMVPN with two hubs you should configure tunnel routing properly
to be able to share spokes between hubs. But from you description I assume
you want all your spokes to be connected to one hub only.
HTH,
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