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F5 After the active/standby switchover, the host interface is down
Thank you very much for your helpπ, because this problem occurred at the customer's site, so there is no relevant information at present. The configuration of self-ipd is no problem. Because according to the fault scenario, two 2600s, A is the active device, B is the standby device, after the upgrade, (the standby device is upgraded first), the active/standby switchover (B becomes the active device), and then the upgrade (A becomes the standby device), an active/standby switchover will occur, and services are normal. The customer expects the active/standby status of the two F5s to be the same as before the upgrade. Therefore, I manually switched again, and then (B became the standby device again) After A became the primary device, the interface (that is, 6 in the figure you sent to me) went down, and the service went down. The subsequent recovery state is what I said, disable, then enable, then restore.
I'm sorry if what I said was a little convoluted.
you can control that here
dont short change your self on the failback time - give the box a chance to settle before you failback.
- YUECHUJan 17, 2024
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Ok, now because it can't be reproduced, I'm not sure whether it is caused by this, but I will pay attention to this, thank you
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