Hello,
It's me again with another strange problem. This happened on a customer's site. Any help will be appreciated.
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Both FG1000C should work in an active-passive cluster with link monitoring enabled on "LA-Catalyst" and "LA-Flex". At least in the active node these interfaces must be aggregates to their respective switches.
I configured the HA cluster and noticed that the passive node had a out of sync configuration... forever.
I dug and found that in the passive node was only one interface member per aggreate: port6 on LA-Catalyst and port18 on LA-Flex. The missing interfaces were nowhere to be found in the GUI: they were not listed as members of the aggregates, nor available for use. This was exactly the same in the CLI, though i "saw" then with show system interface portX.
Then, on the slave node, i tried to add the missing members (config system interface, edit xxx, set member blah) and it gave me this error: "entry not found in datasource"
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FWIW, an update.
The customer couldn't find a maintenance window until yesterday. I re-created the cluster following these steps:
[ul]And voilá, it worked. I'd love to say "it was because of", but i cant. I did the same the last time i was at the customer's premises. I know that nothing was changed on the Fortigates, but i can't be certain that they change something on the switches.
The other possibility, but this is a longshot, it that the slave unit was licensed the very same day i was doing the initial configuration.
Greets,
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