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NiHo_202842
Cirrostratus
CirrostratusCannot 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...
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_Rapp
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusHave 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_202842Hello 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_RappAlright, 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_202842Peer 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.
