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- nitassEmployee
where did you see traffic passing through standby unit e.g. tcpdump, statistics, etc?
- Mubasher_SultanNimbostratus
I checked it from
sh sys connection cs-server-addr 1.1.1.1 cs-server-port 443
Also on statistics.....
Make sure your virtual addresses are assigned to traffic-group-1.
ltm virtual-address 10.131.131.109 {
Lookup the virtual address settings in the tab associated with the virtual server settings or simply modify from CLI with:
Dont forget to:
- nitass_89166Noctilucent
I checked it from
sh sys connection cs-server-addr 1.1.1.1 cs-server-port 443
Also on statistics.....
are you using connection mirroring?
- Shiraz_84431Nimbostratus
Hi Nitass,
I have same issue and when I checked using the tcpdump on standby unit, I see the destination MAC as the Active device MAC. and yes, the connection mirroring is enabled on all the virtual server.
Is it normal behaviour to have the connections including the traffic itself on standby device when connection mirroring is enabled??
- nitassEmployee
I checked it from
sh sys connection cs-server-addr 1.1.1.1 cs-server-port 443
Also on statistics.....
are you using connection mirroring?
- Shiraz_84431Nimbostratus
Hi Nitass,
I have same issue and when I checked using the tcpdump on standby unit, I see the destination MAC as the Active device MAC. and yes, the connection mirroring is enabled on all the virtual server.
Is it normal behaviour to have the connections including the traffic itself on standby device when connection mirroring is enabled??