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HA - ACE20-MOD-K9 - FT Group Config Will Not Synch (SSL)

Hi,

We have a pair of ACE20-MOD-K9 in Fault Tolerant mode. They are running multiple contexts and we have a problem with one particular context which is running SSL off-loading. Despite the config being identical on both (accept for the peer addresses obviously) and both having the same SSL Key and Cert files loaded on both, the configuration will not sync between them.

Here is the outputs from both:

XXXX-DC2-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh ft group brief

FT Group ID: 8  My State:FSM_FT_STATE_ACTIVE    Peer State:FSM_FT_STATE_STANDBY_COLD

                Context Name: XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES        Context Id: 2   Running Cfg Sync Status: Successful

XXXX-DC1-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh ft group brief

FT Group ID: 8  My State:FSM_FT_STATE_STANDBY_COLD      Peer State:FSM_FT_STATE_ACTIVE

                Context Name: XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES        Context Id: 11  Running Cfg Sync Status: Successful

XXXX-DC2-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh ft group stat

FT Group                     : 8

Configured Status            : in-service

Maintenance mode             : MAINT_MODE_OFF

My State                     : FSM_FT_STATE_ACTIVE

Peer State                   : FSM_FT_STATE_STANDBY_COLD

Peer Id                      : 1

No. of Contexts              : 1

Running cfg sync status      : Peer in Cold State. Incremental Sync Failure: SSL Keyfile does not exist

Startup cfg sync status      : Peer in Cold State. Incremental Sync Failure: SSL Keyfile does not exist

XXXX-DC1-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh ft group stat

FT Group                     : 8

Configured Status            : in-service

Maintenance mode             : MAINT_MODE_OFF

My State                     : FSM_FT_STATE_STANDBY_COLD

Peer State                   : FSM_FT_STATE_ACTIVE

Peer Id                      : 1

No. of Contexts              : 1

Running cfg sync status      : Incremental Sync Failure: SSL Keyfile does not exist

Startup cfg sync status      : Incremental Sync Failure: SSL Keyfile does not exist

XXXX-DC2-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh crypto file

Filename                                 File  File    Expor      Key/

                                         Size  Type    table      Cert

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

fn42604_cert.pem                         1850  PEM     Yes        CERT

fn42604_privatekey.pem                   1679  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad2.pem                                1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad2_cer.pem                            2582  PEM     Yes        CERT

quad_prod_abbrv                          1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad_prod_abbrv_cer.pem                  2556  PEM     Yes        CERT

quad_prod_fqdn                           1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad_prod_fqdn_cer.pem                   2578  PEM     Yes        CERT

XXXX-DC1-00-ACE1/XXXXX-CISCO-QUAD-SERVICES# sh crypto file

Filename                                 File  File    Expor      Key/

                                         Size  Type    table      Cert

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

fn42604_cert.pem                         1850  PEM     Yes        CERT

fn42604_privatekey.pem                   1679  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad2.pem                                1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad2_cer.pem                            2582  PEM     Yes        CERT

quad_prod_abbrv                          1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad_prod_abbrv_cer.pem                  2556  PEM     Yes        CERT

quad_prod_fqdn                           1675  PEM     Yes         KEY

quad_prod_fqdn_cer.pem                   2578  PEM     Yes        CERT

All the Crypto files are identical as I copied them from one ACE to the other.

Can anyone shed any light on why this context is not syncing its configuration?

Thanks,

Dom Wilkinson

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sivaksiv
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi,

Can you restart autosync and see if it fixes the issue,

no ft auto-sync startup-config
no ft auto-sync running-config

ft auto-sync startup-config
ft auto-sync running-config


Regards,
Siva

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sivaksiv
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hi,

Can you restart autosync and see if it fixes the issue,

no ft auto-sync startup-config
no ft auto-sync running-config

ft auto-sync startup-config
ft auto-sync running-config


Regards,
Siva

Hi Siva,

Thanks for that! That fixed the problem.

I'll remember that one in future!

Cheers,

Dom.