Hi Experts, Our company is building a new environment for our customer
and we are using two Fortigate 100D(s) for L3 High Availability and two
L2 switches which running MLAG(Cisco concept = VPC) mechanism.
Definitely, the server is connecting to thos...
Hi Toshi & Mike, First of all, thank you for your answer over all. Just
update the latest information of our implementation.After discuss the
MLAG mechanism with switch's vendor, the data traffic can pass by this
"MLAG peer-link"Thus, we still use on...
Hi Toshi, Sorry, I cannot get your tips exactly, could you please
provide more information to me or more explanation.What do you mean to
force the active(left) FG to give up the control to the standby(right)
FG, a switch-over.
Hi Toshi, Just a simple question, if you don't have set up LACP between
FGs and switches, which mean each switch only has one physical uplink
cable. Will HA function of two FGs work properly? Of course, those two
switches still interactives MLAG mech...
toshiesumi wrote:However, if you've set up LACP with two stacked
switches, even if one physical link goes down from SW-A, the active unit
can still operate through another link with SW-B. So I would just
monitor the aggregated link. Thank you for you...
Just update some assumption from my knowledge, Maybe somebody can
provide any tips to me. I knew that I have to configure Monitor Port
function for both Fortigate 100D devices. Thus, if SW-A is down, Active
100D will detect the Monitor Port is down, ...
