Maximizing Network Performance and Redundancy
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Note - This is the most common use and does not support active/active mode. You must
configure VRRP so that the same cluster member is the VRRP master on all interfaces.
Dynamic routing configuration must match on each cluster member.
OR:
• Do not enable ClusterXL.
Note - This is useful when each cluster member is required to be the VRRP master at the
same time. You can configure two VRRP Virtual Routers on the same interface. Each
cluster member can be the VRRP master for a different VRID on the same interface while it
backs up the other. This configuration can also help run VRRP in a High-Availability pair
with a device from another vendor. Disable the VRRP monitoring of the Firewall when you
use this configuration. It is enabled by default but not supported with this configuration.
Also, only Static Routes are supported with this configuration.
Enter y when prompted.
Reboot the Security Gateway.
Do this procedure for each Virtual Router member.
When you complete this procedure for each VRRP member, do these steps in the Gaia Portal:
In the navigation tree, click High Availability > VRRP.
Refer to the VRRP Global Settings section.
If the Disable All Virtual Routers option is currently selected, clear it.
Click Apply Global Settings.
When you complete these procedures, define your Virtual Routers using the Gaia Portal or the
Gaia Clish.
Configuring Global Settings for VRRP
This section includes shows you how to configure the global settings. Global settings apply to all
Virtual Routers.
Configure these VRRP global settings:
Step Description
1 In the navigation tree, click one of these:
• High Availability > VRRP.
•
High Availability >Advanced VRRP.
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