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Cannot join devices into cluster
Hello,
I am trying to join two devices into a device group on 11.5.3 I did the following things;
- Added HB vlan aswell as other VLANs
- Set NTP and DNS servers
- Added Self IP in HB vlan (with port lockdown: allow all)
- Set device ConfigSync to HB self ip
- Set network failover addresses to HB self ip & mgmt ip
- Set mirroring address to HB self ip
- Set certificate for mgmt (during the wizard, so nothing special)
- Reset device trust, added other devices mgmt ip with correct credentials
- Ensured local device can reach the mgmt webui of the remote one (curl)
- Ensures local device can ping the HB self ip of the remote device
shows no connectionsnetstat -pan | grep -E 6699
Now when I look at the device group, I see 'Disconnected' for the local and the remote machine. Ideas?
tmsh show net self; http://pastebin.com/raw/SsMkPcPP
tmsh show net vlan; http://pastebin.com/raw/XZkUcsrr
Fixed this in the end by running the same version on all devices and fixing a wrongly blocked port on the HB self-ip.
- Hannes_RappNimbostratus
Have you configured your appliances to use the HA SelfIP for ConfigSync, Network Failover and Traffic Mirror purpose (check below)? A good old reboot may also come to rescue here, as you mentioned a modification to device certificates. If you're still getting nowhere, specify your BigIP version.
ConfigSync SelfIP Local Address: Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> ConfigSync Local unicast Failover Address (one will suffice, multicast is not needed under normal circumstances): Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> Network Failover Primary Local Mirror Address (secondary is not needed): Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> Mirroring
- NiHo_202842CirrostratusHello Hannes, I did do this (including reboot); Set device ConfigSync to HB self ip Set network failover addresses to HB self ip & mgmt Set mirroring address to HB self ip My version is 11.5.3
- Hannes_RappNimbostratusAlright, do you also see the correct addresses regarding your peer device (Devices -> Peer)? Or do you see dots/blank fields instead? As a last resort action item, I'd try to reset device trust (generate new self-signed cert), and then reboot both appliances. You will need to re-include both members in device group afterwards.
- NiHo_202842CirrostratusPeer List -> Peer authority devices lists the other device with serial and MAC address, yes. I rebooted them and reset the trust several times, to no avail.
- Hannes_Rapp_162Nacreous
Have you configured your appliances to use the HA SelfIP for ConfigSync, Network Failover and Traffic Mirror purpose (check below)? A good old reboot may also come to rescue here, as you mentioned a modification to device certificates. If you're still getting nowhere, specify your BigIP version.
ConfigSync SelfIP Local Address: Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> ConfigSync Local unicast Failover Address (one will suffice, multicast is not needed under normal circumstances): Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> Network Failover Primary Local Mirror Address (secondary is not needed): Device Management -> Devices -> asd.asd.asd(Self) -> Device Connectivity -> Mirroring
- NiHo_202842CirrostratusHello Hannes, I did do this (including reboot); Set device ConfigSync to HB self ip Set network failover addresses to HB self ip & mgmt Set mirroring address to HB self ip My version is 11.5.3
- Hannes_Rapp_162NacreousAlright, do you also see the correct addresses regarding your peer device (Devices -> Peer)? Or do you see dots/blank fields instead? As a last resort action item, I'd try to reset device trust (generate new self-signed cert), and then reboot both appliances. You will need to re-include both members in device group afterwards.
- NiHo_202842CirrostratusPeer List -> Peer authority devices lists the other device with serial and MAC address, yes. I rebooted them and reset the trust several times, to no avail.
- IainThomson85_1Cumulonimbus
Hi NiHo,
I've had a few config sync issues with the wonderful "Disconnected" Word.
Few things that have helped me. 1) Ensure NTP is enabled/working 2) Reboot the devices after resetting the device trust, generate a new Certificate signing authority. "Start again" 3) "Start again" create all the same configuration, and it may work.
- NiHo_202842Cirrostratus
Fixed this in the end by running the same version on all devices and fixing a wrongly blocked port on the HB self-ip.
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