Stateful failover configuration example, Network requirements, Configuration procedure – H3C Technologies H3C SecPath F1000-E User Manual

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Stateful Failover Configuration Example

Network requirements

In

Figure 2

, Device A and Device B are deployed for stateful failover in an enterprise network to provide

Internet access. They both run NAT to provide IP address translation.
It is required to:

•

Configure the devices to back up each other, so that when one device fails, the other device takes
over the services to ensure service continuity.

•

Enable automatic configuration synchronization from Device A (active device) to Device B (standby
device).

Configuration procedure

Step1

Configure Device A.

# Configure stateful failover.

•

Select high reliability > Stateful Failover from the navigation tree.

•

Click Modify Backup Interface to enter the Backup Interface Configuration page as
shown in

Figure 5

. Select GigabitEthernet0/1 from the Optional Backup Interface(s) list,

click the << button, and then click Apply.

Figure 5 Configure failover interfaces


Then enter the Stateful Failover Configuration page as shown in

Figure 6

and complete the

following settings:

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Select the Enable Stateful Failover check box.

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Select Unsupport Asymmetric Path for Backup Type.

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Select the Main Device for Configuration Synchronization check box.

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Select the Auto Synchronization check box.

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Click Apply.

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