Hello everyone.
I found something like fgcp. This seems to be an interesting solution to increase redundancy.
I will be replacing my 600e cluster with a 400f cluster soon.
I'm considering using a 600e cluster as a backup for a 400f at a remote location.
the sites are connected via an L2 link so I can create a VLAN for HA between the sites.
I'm wondering if there's anything I can do so that when the 400f cluster stops responding, traffic will be switched to the 600e cluster?
I will add that the 600e will not have a UTM license - hence the swap - but I will include this in the policy.
I'm thinking about creating a backup DC on old devices and I see it something like this:
I could do this by simply building an HA FG400F at a remote location, but it's really intended to be a backup center in case of an on-site failure.
and I prefer to have a 400 acre cluster at home in DC.
The question is: is it even possible?
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Hello,
Generally FGCP over FGSP may be considered in such scenario. Please find the details below:
However UTM may cause an issue in your environment.
Potentially FGCP over VRRP may also work, but I cannot find such publicly documented design.
Generally such design (FGSP or VRRP) in our environment may have multiple potential design flaws.
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