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Can use eth0 as a heartbeat in NGAF HA mode?

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Siva Posted 2023-Oct-27 11:00
  
May I know which version are you referring to? On the newer version it is not allowed to use eth0 (default management interface) as heartbeat connection.
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Enrico Vanzetto Lv4Posted 2023-Oct-27 15:19
  
hi. on the latest version of ngaf on hci (8.0.17) i see that it's not possible to set eth0 as heartbeat interface
ArsalanAli Lv3Posted 2023-Oct-30 14:45
  
no, Eth0 can not be use as heartbeat.
Farina Ahmed Lv5Posted 2023-Oct-30 17:32
  
Sangfor NGAF (Next-Generation Application Firewall) supports High Availability (HA) mode to ensure continuous network availability and data protection. In HA mode, two NGAF devices work together to provide redundancy and failover capabilities.
Regarding using eth0 as a heartbeat interface, Sangfor NGAF typically allows users to configure specific interfaces for heartbeat communication,  no it is not possible.
Imran Tahir Lv4Posted 2023-Oct-31 12:57
  
ETH0 is configured as HA .

jerome_itable Lv3Posted 2023-Oct-31 16:41
  
Yes, eth0 can be used as a heartbeat in Sangfor NGAF HA mode.

To do this, you will need to configure the following:

    On the primary NGAF device, go to System > High Availability and enable HA mode.
    Enter the IP address of the secondary NGAF device in the Peer IP Address field.
    Select eth0 from the Heartbeat Interface drop-down menu.
    Click Save.

On the secondary NGAF device, configure the following:

    Go to System > High Availability and enable HA mode.
    Enter the IP address of the primary NGAF device in the Peer IP Address field.
    Select eth0 from the Heartbeat Interface drop-down menu.
    Click Save.

Once you have configured both devices, they will automatically form an HA cluster and begin sending heartbeats to each other over eth0. If one of the devices fails, the other device will take over and continue to provide firewall and other services.
mdamores Posted 2023-Nov-01 09:56
  
based on the documentation, the latest firmware version does not support eth0 being configured as HA monitor interface, eth0 cannot configure as production interface when NGAF configure on HA
RegiBoy Lv5Posted 2023-Nov-06 08:44
  
High Availability (HA) mode is supported by Sangfor NGAF (Next-Generation Application Firewall) to guarantee constant network availability and data security. When in HA mode, two NGAF devices cooperate to offer failover and redundancy.
No, it is not feasible to utilize eth0 as a heartbeat interface. Sangfor NGAF normally enables customers to define certain interfaces for heartbeat communication.

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