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ASA 5510 Active/Standby Configuration Question

rbermel35
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Currently we are using Windows 2003 for dhcp with the inside interface of the firewall as the default gateway. If I configure Active/Standby then the internal interface IP addresses changes once failed over. Is there something that I am missing here?

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Jon Marshall
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Ryan

It doesn't change the IP address. Even though when you configure active/standby you give the standby firewall it's own IP address if the primary firewall fails then the IP address the primary firewall was using ie. your default-gateway, will move across to the standby firewall.

You give the standby firewall it's own ip address for monitoring purposes and also so you can connect to the standby firewall for management purposes.

Jon

Thanks Jon, That makes a lot more sense.

Ryan

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