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Load Balancing ASA
14 years 5 months ago #34670
by JamieP
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Hi,
I need to configure two ASA's as gateways, i know you can configure them as a HA pair with active/standby. But can you configure them to load balance accross both ASA's
I need to configure two ASA's as gateways, i know you can configure them as a HA pair with active/standby. But can you configure them to load balance accross both ASA's
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14 years 5 months ago #34684
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Yes, you can do an active/active pair; however, you can't if you have remote access VPNs. I do; so I have to go the active/stanby route.
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14 years 5 months ago #34685
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Replied by skepticals on topic Re: Load Balancing ASA
Yes, you can do an active/active pair; however, you can't if you have remote access VPNs. I do; so I have to go the active/stanby route.
14 years 5 months ago #34694
by JamieP
Jamie Parks
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Replied by JamieP on topic Re: Load Balancing ASA
thanks for the reply skepticals
I have one pair of ASA's as a firewall only, there are no VPN's setup on them. We have another pair of ASA's for that in the DMZ.
The firewall ASA's are our edge gateways and connect directly to our ISP. Will the inside interfaces of the pair have the same IP (as it does in active/standby) which i can point a default route too, or will they have seperate IP's and i need to load balance routers before the ASA's?
thanks for the help!
I have one pair of ASA's as a firewall only, there are no VPN's setup on them. We have another pair of ASA's for that in the DMZ.
The firewall ASA's are our edge gateways and connect directly to our ISP. Will the inside interfaces of the pair have the same IP (as it does in active/standby) which i can point a default route too, or will they have seperate IP's and i need to load balance routers before the ASA's?
thanks for the help!
Jamie Parks
Network Engineer, UK
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14 years 5 months ago #34701
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I'm no expert at this, but both ASAs will share an IP address (at least with active/standby) and they communicate through the management interfaces on a different VLAN.
There is actually a great failover wizard that will walk you through everything in the ASDM.
There is actually a great failover wizard that will walk you through everything in the ASDM.
14 years 5 months ago #34703
by JamieP
Jamie Parks
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Replied by JamieP on topic Re: Load Balancing ASA
Thanks for the info, i've only ever managed ASA's that are already setup, so when we get our new ones in will have to just have a play!!
Jamie Parks
Network Engineer, UK
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