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FortiADC HA Both Primary/No Peers
Anyone have an issue setting up an active-passive HA on FortiADC where both devices want to be Primary?
Neither see any peers.
Mac address spoofing is enabled on our virtual switches.
The thing that's weird is a 169.x.x.x IP is being assigned.
The devices cannot ping the other 169.x.x.x IP.
(P) FORTIADCP001 # get system ha
mode : active-passive
hbdev : port4
datadev :
group-id : 14
group-name : group1
mgmt-status : disable
priority : 1
config-priority : 10
override : enable
hb-interval : 2
arps : 5
hb-lost-threshold : 6
arps-interval : 6
l7-persistence-pickup : enable
l4-persistence-pickup : enable
l4-session-pickup : enable
auto-config-sync : enable
monitor : port6
remote-ip-monitor : disable
boot-time : 30
ha-eth-type : 8890
hatrans-eth-type : 8892
l2ep-eth-type : 8893
hb-type : multicast
(P) FORTIADCP001 # get system ha-status
Group ID: 14
Mode: active-passive
State: Primary
Config-Sync Source: N/A
Config-Sync: N/A
Init Done: Yes
Serial-Number: blah blah
Node Id: 0
IP Address: 169.x.x.x
MAC Address: blah blah
Last Change Time: Thu Jul 11 08:00:17 2024
Last Change Reason: Device initialization
Monitor Status
System
Harddisk: pass
Link
Up: port6
Down:
Sync statistics:
Sent Received
L4 session and persistence sync pkts: 0 0
L7 persistence sync pkts: 0 0
Device management errors:
Duplicate node id: 0
Image Version mismatch: 0
HA Version mismatch: 0
Group id mismatch: 0
Ha mode mismatch: 0
Ha node list mismatch: 0
Duplicate SN: 0
Basic Errors: 0
Peer Count: 0
(P) FORTIADCP001 #
(P) FORTIADCP002 # get system ha
mode : active-passive
hbdev : port4
datadev :
group-id : 14
group-name : group1
mgmt-status : disable
priority : 9
config-priority : 100
override : enable
hb-interval : 2
arps : 5
hb-lost-threshold : 6
arps-interval : 6
l7-persistence-pickup : enable
l4-persistence-pickup : enable
l4-session-pickup : enable
auto-config-sync : enable
monitor : port6
remote-ip-monitor : disable
boot-time : 30
ha-eth-type : 8890
hatrans-eth-type : 8892
l2ep-eth-type : 8893
hb-type : multicast
(P) FORTIADCP002 # get system ha-status
Group ID: 14
Mode: active-passive
State: Primary
Config-Sync Source: N/A
Config-Sync: N/A
Init Done: Yes
Serial-Number: blah blah
Node Id: 0
IP Address: 169.x.x.x
MAC Address: blah blah
Last Change Time: Thu Jul 11 08:00:33 2024
Last Change Reason: Device initialization
Monitor Status
System
Harddisk: pass
Link
Up: port6
Down:
Sync statistics:
Sent Received
L4 session and persistence sync pkts: 0 0
L7 persistence sync pkts: 0 0
Device management errors:
Duplicate node id: 0
Image Version mismatch: 0
HA Version mismatch: 0
Group id mismatch: 0
Ha mode mismatch: 0
Ha node list mismatch: 0
Duplicate SN: 0
Basic Errors: 0
Peer Count: 0
(P) FORTIADCP002 #
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For those having the same issue.
Disabling igmp snooping on our physical network switches (for just the HA vlan), resolved the issue for us.
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Hello,
Thank you for using the Community Forum. I will seek to get you an answer or help. We will reply to this thread with an update as soon as possible.
Thanks,
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For those having the same issue.
Disabling igmp snooping on our physical network switches (for just the HA vlan), resolved the issue for us.
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Thanks a lot for sharing the solution!
