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Wanted to know how to use the failover port ? That port is nt seen as interface to be assigned in the HA VLAN
In the F5 5050 s box, why is there a physical failover port and how can we assign it to the HA vlan we would be creating for HA.
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- nathe
Cirrocumulus
The physical port is for hardware failover. See this link for more details.
https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/2000/300/sol2397.html
- draco
Nimbostratus
Yes i have read that but how do we assign that particular port as part of HA.We have two appliances and we have given it to user serial cable and not network but when we connected just that failover port.HA wasn't happening.So we have assigned one of data ports for HA and then failover and HA seems to be working.IS it a port, just for sending heartbeats to see whether other is down or not ? We cannot assign this particular anywhere in particular ?We just have to keep it connected physically ?
- nathe
Cirrocumulus
When u went thru the setup did u select network failover? If so then in the failover section you can choose which interface to select for configsync, mirroring and failover.
- draco
Nimbostratus
yes i followed this same document.While doing via the configuration utility , i had created a separate HA vlan where i could add only the data ports , so i added port 1.4 .i couldnt find the failover port...
- draco
Nimbostratus
You can see the port description in the above link..
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