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Hi Arun, A couple of things for you to look at... 1. This will depend on your connections, but I suspect that your IP Monitoring Ping from Site-1 (Primary) FW is going to the Site-2 (Backup) Firewall via a HA (Fabric) link or a cross-connect, so the ...
Dear Gavin, Thank you for your response. Yes, using IP monitoring does trigger failover. However, my goal is to initiate a failover in Site-1 based on a failover event in Site-2. To achieve this, I planned to monitor the IP address of the Site-2 ...
Hi Goran, There are some differences between the Branch and Mid-Range SRXs when it comes to IPSEC VPN configurations. Can you please confirm if the SRX is showing the IPSEC/IKE tunnel associations as being established in both directions? Do you see ...
Hi Arun, You have the answer to your own question in the details. Cluster Interface monitoring is just that... This will only trigger during a connectivity failure in the physical interfaces. What you are looking for is IP Monitoring, which will ...
Hi Community, Please find the attached image illustrating a sample high availability (HA) architecture using Juniper firewalls (SRX 345) across two sites. Architecture Overview: Two sites (Site-1 and Site-2), each with a pair of Juniper firewalls(SRX ...
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