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EMAC Duplicate mac address on different firewalls
1500D 7.2.5.
I have two 1500Ds each with an EMAC interface on the same vlan.
What criteria is used to generate the EMAC mac address?
Is there a way to change the EMAC mac address or at least control how the address is assigned when the interface is created?
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Changing the HA group-id, on the 3 firewall clusters that had default group 0, allowed for unique EMAC mac addresses.
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Not possible individually, but last example here may cover your requirement:
https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.0/administration-guide/212317/enhanced-mac-vlan
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That didn't change the mac.
It looks like the format for the virtual mac device ID is derived in part from group-id in system ha.
00:09:0f:09:<GROUP-ID>:<SOME-OTHER-NUMBER>
Can this be verified by someone?
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Changing the HA group-id, on the 3 firewall clusters that had default group 0, allowed for unique EMAC mac addresses.
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Yes, when it comes to clusters, if the virtual mac is used, the cluster ID must be different. This is a requirement for all clusters in a network, but also all clusters added to same security fabric
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