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HA Cluster - is it normal for WiFi APs to reset when failing over?

Hi all- we have an ACTIVE-ACTIVE cluster of 2 ASG220's running 9.109-1 and connected to (2) AP50's. The symptom is that during a failover (e.g. rebooting one of the nodes) the WiFi networks go down for about a minute.

Is this the normal/expected behavior? Not exactly "High Availability" but at least if I know this is the way it works then I can plan ahead for it. Is there a way to set it up so this does not happen?

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0 trollvottel over 11 years ago

Yes. As of now, this is by design. But sooner or later this will change as there are also some other reasons for APs to not reboot after each configuration change.
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0 trollvottel over 11 years ago

Yes. As of now, this is by design. But sooner or later this will change as there are also some other reasons for APs to not reboot after each configuration change.
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