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HA Switch config

Hi,

I have the following situation:
An ISP with one IP address, connected to a switch in VLAN 34, in this same VLAN I have two cables, one going to my ESX server 1 and thet other to ESX server 2. On these ESX servers I'm running UTM 9, node 1 and node 2, HA Active/Passive. And between the servers there is a heartbeat cable.
This the WAN part, on exit there are two cables going to the switch in default VLAN connecting the LAN. I tried to depicted as good as possible [8-)]

.......ISP.........
.........|...........
......switch.......
.....|.......|.......
.node1--node2..
.....|.......| ......
......switch.......
.........|...........
.......LAN.........

I'm wondering how to config the switch ports, do they need to be in some kind of aggregation link?

On this moment everything is working fine on node1, but when failing over to node2 everything stops and I can't reach the UTM anymore.[:O]

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0 BarryG over 10 years ago

Hi,

Aggregation is only used if you want multiple ports on 1 UTM to go to a single switch.

It's possible there is an ARP issue; but I'm not sure how that works when virtualized.
You may be able to enable/disable MAC spoofing in the HA config; I can't remember right now.

Barry
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0 BarryG over 10 years ago

Hi,

Aggregation is only used if you want multiple ports on 1 UTM to go to a single switch.

It's possible there is an ARP issue; but I'm not sure how that works when virtualized.
You may be able to enable/disable MAC spoofing in the HA config; I can't remember right now.

Barry
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