HA cluster : 2 identical
P/A: support L2, L3 and VW.
A/A: support L3 and VW.
PA200 only support HA lite which is not stateful
HA1: Control Plane Link (L3): heartbeat, HA state info, routing sync, user-ID info.
HA2: Data Plane Link (L2, stateful link): sync sessions, FIB, IPsec sa, ARP.
HA3: For A/A, forward packet
heartbeat backup can run on mgmt interface
Preemptive: lower number has high priority
The 'Heartbeat' message is an ICMP Ping that is sent to its peer every configured 'Heartbeat Interval'. It verifies network connectivity with the HA peer. Hello Message The 'Hello' message is sent from each peer to the other once every configured 'Hello Interval'. It determines if the HA Agent is running. No response is sent by the recipient.
Management interface has dedicated IP, data interface IP on the active FW, standby FW has no IP. By default, data interface on standby FW is in shutdown status.
When FWs are directly connected in same LAN, HA2 using ethernet Transport protocol, doesn't need an IP address
total configured hardware interfaces: 3
name id speed/duplex/state mac address
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ethernet1/1 16 ukn/ukn/down(power-down) 00:0c:29:7a:5c:0c
ethernet1/3 18 10000/full/up 00:0c:29:7a:5c:20
ethernet1/4 19 10000/full/up 00:0c:29:7a:5c:2a
aggregation groups: 0
heartbeat poll
interface monitor
path monitor
Config:
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/10-0/pan-os-admin/high-availability/set-up-activepassive-ha/configure-activepassive-ha.html
show high-availability state
HA2 Keepalive
When enabled it monitors the connection stability between the HA pair devices on HA2 connection
With the HA2 keep-alive option enabled, the failover will also occur if the HA keep-alive messages fail based on the defined threshold
=====To failover traffic from active device to passive =====
Failover on the current active member with the CLI command:
CLI:
request high-availability state suspend
GUI:
Device > High Availability > Operational Commands – click Suspend local device for high availability
Restore the suspended firewall to a functional state
GUI:
Device > High Availability > Operational Commands – click make local device functional for high availability
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