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how to make a cluster with F5 2000 and F5 3600?
how to make a cluster with F5 2000 and F5 3600?
because it is different in failover port of these two type F5
how to connect these two failover port ?
whether they support to make a cluster by these two type of F5 ?
6 Replies
- nathe
Cirrocumulus
Mike, I imagine you're only option is network failover and not hardware cable.
Also, think you need TMOS 11.4 at least to have a device group with two different platform types.
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- mike94677598_20
Nimbostratus
hi, nathan i have two doubt: 1. how to connect these two different failover ports? 2. how to make these two type F5 into a cluster?
- nathe
Cirrocumulus
For network failover u don't use these physical ports. You use one of the TMM interfaces, either one of the existing ones ie the internal self ip, or a dedicated one.
If you're using v11 then you create a device group to create the cluster. Askf5 should have the full instructions for your particular version.
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- mike94677598_20
Nimbostratus
thank you , nathan, i want to make a cluster ,and i need to use heartbeat line to connect the two failover ports ,right ? do you know how to conncet these two different ports.
- Stanislas_Piro2
Cumulonimbus
Why do you need to use failover cable instead of network failover???
Since version 10, network failover is fast enough to use it... As F5 does not provide a failover cable for mixed cluster, and hardware failover is only supported with provided by F5 cable, this will be an unsupported solution...
The only supported solution is Network Failover...
- Stanislas_Piro2
Cumulonimbus
You have to be sure "Network failover" addresses are defined in "Device Management / Devices" for each devices...
Then in device-group parameters, check "Network failover" box...
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