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High Availability - Dedicated Link Loss ( no split-brain )

Stefan Hüning

Hi,

im just having a quick question. Our two XG450 are splitted between two datacenters. The dedicated HA Link is connected via Fibre. All other links are connected to the switches inside the datacenter. Sadly one of the SFP died last week, but the amazing thing was that the Firewall did not fell into a split brain mode. It kept working like nothing happened and you could clearly see that the active-passive cluster was still intact. Is there some feature i didn´t know about where the auxilary appliance can check if the primary device is still online via its peer administration ip ?

I hope you can understand what I mean. Unfortunately English is not my main language

Thank you in advance Slight smile



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    SFOS does have a mechanism to prevent this situation. Essentially before the AUX Appliance takes over, it will check, if the Primary still is activate and accept / send traffic. In that case, the Aux will not take over, preventing a Primary-Primary Situation. 

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  • +1

    SFOS does have a mechanism to prevent this situation. Essentially before the AUX Appliance takes over, it will check, if the Primary still is activate and accept / send traffic. In that case, the Aux will not take over, preventing a Primary-Primary Situation. 

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