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g. On the page Step 3: Gateway Interfaces (<X> out of <Y>):
On these pages, you configure the "internal" and "external" cluster interfaces.
Note - Physical IP addresses of cluster interfaces and the cluster
Virtual IP address must be in the same subnet.
i. Select Enable High Availability on interface (this is the default).
If you enable the high availability on an interface, the primary Cluster
Member monitors it and if there is a failure, it automatically fails over to the
secondary Cluster Member.
If you clear this option, then you can also clear the option Monitor
interface state (fail over when interface is down) to stop the cluster
monitoring completely.
ii. In the field Cluster IP address, configure the applicable cluster Virtual IP
address. All hosts and network devices on the corresponding connected
network must send their traffic to this Virtual IPaddress as their default
gateway.
iii. In the field Subnet mask, configure the applicable subnet mask for the
cluster Virtual IP address.
iv. In the field Primary physical IP address, the wizard shows the IP address
configured on the interface.
v. In the field Secondary physical IP address, configure the applicable IP
address.
vi. Click Next.
h. Click Finish.
Note - At the top of the page, the Peer gateway field shows "is not defined".
This status changes after you finish configuring the secondary Cluster
Member.
5. Configure the secondary Cluster Member.
Procedure
a. Connect to the WebUI on the appliance.
b. From the left navigation panel, click Device.
c. In the Advanced section, click the High Availability page.
d. Click Configure Cluster.
The New Cluster Wizard opens.