Re: [c-nsp] ASA failover - possible with a /30 ?

Hi Jeff, The Standby IP is used to monitor both interfaces (the interface on the Active and the one on the Standby). Failover will work without a standby IP, but the ASA will not be able to detect failure conditions on that interface, unless the failure condition results in a link down. If a link

Re: [c-nsp] ASA failover - possible with a /30 ?

Hi Jeff, On Jun 6, 2011, at 8:39 PM, Jeff Kell wrote: > We are trying to move a customer behind our firewall (an active/active > pair of ASAs). They are currently terminated on our edge via a /30 > point-to-point link, and they would prefer to keep their addressing the > same. > > The other inb

[c-nsp] ASA failover - possible with a /30 ?

We are trying to move a customer behind our firewall (an active/active pair of ASAs). They are currently terminated on our edge via a /30 point-to-point link, and they would prefer to keep their addressing the same. The other inbound links to these ASAs are setup for failover, with the "failover"