B9-BIG-IP 双机配置2.pptVIP

BIG-IP V9 Local Traffic Manager双机配置 F5 Networks Redundant Pair Outline Redundant Pair Concepts Setup of a Redundant Pair Synchronization Redundant Pair Setup Setup Utility Failover Peer Synchronization Failover Sync configuration Determining Active Controller Force to Standby Synchronizing Configuration Synchronizing the Configurations Determining Active Controller Forcing to Standby Mode From Active LTM - not Standby Redundant Pair Setup Lab Redundant Pair Setup Lab X-Y Redundant Pair Communication Upgrade Process Upgrade Standby unit Failover Active box to Standby Verify Upgraded unit works Upgrade other box Installing a PTF High Availability Outline Failover Triggers Configuring Failover Trigger Labs Failover Detection Fail-over Labs Stateful Fail-over Mirroring Labs MAC Masquerading Fail-over Managers Overdog Watchdog Chip HA Table Scan ? Rebooting SOD (Stateful Fail-over) HA Table Scan ? Fail-over Failover Triggers Fail-over Managers: Overdog SOD Fail-over Triggers Processes (Daemons) SSL Accelerator VLANs Gateway Pool Min Up Members Switch board Memory Restart Percent Failover process Watchdog – assures that the BIG-IP software is running Failure in active unit detected – familiar failover processing Daemon failure – daemons must provide a heartbeat or they are restarted. Daemons are restarted if they exit. A daemon may cause a failover if it is not running. Connection mirroring – connection info is provided to the standby so that it may take over active connections upon failover. Pool min up members – the BIG-IP fails over if the number of up members in a pool falls below a given number. Gateway failsafe – the BIG-IP fails over if a specified gateway fails. SSL accelerator failure – the BIG-IP fails over if a failure is detected in the SSL accelerator hardware. VLAN failsafe – the BIG-IP is rebooted if traffic cannot be sent and received on a VLAN. Switchboard failsafe – a failover is triggered when a failure is discovered on the switch board. T