| initialize | |
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| node1 | redo the initialization as HA with Node1 and node2 |
| node2 | redo the initialization as HA with Node1 and node2 |
| Global config | Create two nodes |
| Clock Synchronization | authority > router > system > ntp |
| DNS config | Static DNS ( 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 ) |
Management flag = True ( to allow NDS, NTP: "mgt" protocols SNMP, . . . ) | |
HA Sync Interface Redundancy link | Option 1: Directly connected ( cable between the two nodes ) only SYNC Interface: Fabric IF + non-forwarding |
| https://docs.128technology.com/docs/config_non_forwarding_ha_interfaces | |
| Device-interface: | Forwarding = False ( stay in Linux ) |
| Netw interface | Basic Information, type: Fabric IP@ / 31 |
| Linux | ifcfg Option: ZONE= trusted >> allow to conductor to talk to the node, thru the other node |
Option 1: Not-Directly connected ( switch / router between the two nodes ) Shared + non-forwarding | |
| Netw interface | Basic Information, type: Shared IP@ / 30 or else |
| Fabric interface: | Option 2: Fabric ( directly connected) + Forwarding this interface is a forwarding interface between two nodes in a router, |
| Device-interface: | Forwarding= True PCI Address: |
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| Netw interface | Basic Information, type: Fabric |
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| Clone the node1 | |
| Node2 software | make sure node has the same software release |
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| WAN Link | Option 1: Shared physical |
| 1- same shared mac address 2- same global ID | |
| Device-interface | create a "Shared physical/ MAC addresses" ( copy Node 1) |
| Network-interface | ( first node1 ) clear the global id ( copy Node 1) |
| Redundancy Group | redundancy-group configuration |
@Router > Redundancy Group>>> Node2,
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| WAN Link | Option 2: VRRP |
| LAN Link | |
| device | Device-interface shared-phys-address 0C:C4:7A:AB:37:8D
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| Both have exactly the same config |
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