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ASA failover issue

Dears all,

        I have some issue on ASA active and standby devices.  the below behaviour is normal or abnormal, because we are facing slow network.  Can you tell me about below errors.

Monitored Interfaces 11 of 1025 maximum

Version: Ours 8.4(4)1, Mate 8.4(4)1

Last Failover at: 18:56:49 UTC Oct 24 2012

        This host: Secondary - Active

                Active time: 23936387 (sec)

                slot 0: ASA5585-SSP-20 hw/sw rev (1.0/8.4(4)1) status (Up Sys)

                 Interface voice (192.168.9.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface ServersZone (192.168.10.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface serv_dev (192.168.12.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface serve_quality (192.168.13.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface ERPZone (192.168.14.1): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface vmware (192.168.17.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface Storage_Blade (192.168.18.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface VM_KERNEL (192.168.19.1): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface access_control (192.168.30.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface security_device (192.168.33.1): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface net_mgmt (192.168.34.1): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface cam_mgmt (192.168.35.1): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface OUTSIDE (192.168.32.18): Normal (Monitored)

                slot 1: empty

        Other host: Primary - Standby Ready

                Active time: 837 (sec)

                slot 0: ASA5585-SSP-20 hw/sw rev (1.0/8.4(4)1) status (Up Sys)

                

                  Interface voice (192.168.9.2): Normal (Monitored)

                 Interface ServersZone (192.168.10.1): Normal (Monitored)

Interface serv_dev (192.168.12.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface serve_quality (192.168.13.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface ERPZone (192.168.14.2): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface vmware (192.168.17.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface Storage_Blade (192.168.18.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface VM_KERNEL (192.168.19.2): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface access_control (192.168.30.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface security_device (192.168.33.2): Normal (Not-Monitored)

                  Interface net_mgmt (192.168.34.2): Normal (Monitored)

                  Interface cam_mgmt (192.168.35.2): Normal (Not-Monitored)    ------>   this behaviour is normall or not?

                  Interface OUTSIDE (192.168.32.18): Normal (Monitored)

                slot 1: empty

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show failover state

               State          Last Failure Reason      Date/Time

This host  -   Secondary

               Active         Ifc Failure              18:56:45 UTC Oct 24 2012

Other host -   Primary

               Standby Ready  Ifc Failure              18:56:49 UTC Oct 24 2012

                             access_control: Failed     ---->  This is normal behavoiur

                              net_mgmt: Failed

====Configuration State===

        Sync Done - STANDBY

====Communication State===

        Mac set

which i was highlighted in bold not monitored is normal or any issue.

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Marvin Rhoads
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The not-monitored / monitored state is just telling you how failover is configured. We typically setup ASA to monitor all active interfaces so that if any one goes down a failover event is triggered. (Reference)

Your "show failover state" output explains that the last failover event was due to loss of connectivity on two interfaces on the Primary unit.

Since the current state is "Secondary - Active" and "Primary - Standby Ready", all is well with respect to the ASA failover pair.

To add to Marvin's explanation, refer to the below link...

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/asa/asa72/command/reference/s3_72.html#wp1285409

Thx

MS

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