01-10-2017 09:58 PM
Hi Guys
Looking through the (very useful) configuration guide (Configure Third-Party NAD Redirection on ISE 2.1 - Cisco) I see that the DNS/DHCP function is bound to a specific node in the ISE cluster
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The DHCP server pool is bound to a particular ISE node and its interface. Navigate to Administration > System > Settings > DHCP & DNS Services > Add
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Do we have any plans to provide any form of High Availability/DR capabilities to address a node failure in the cluster. I understand the challenges associated with making multiple nodes, but given a customer could have a large number of sites, I've been asked if we can support a fast (say sub-30 minutes) failover between nodes in a cluster for this DHCP/DNS function?
Any plans or ways (eg scripting) we could use to provide higher availability?
Thanks
Peter
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01-11-2017 10:28 AM
Hi Peter,
As you stated in your post, DNS/DHCP functionality is PSN specific in an ISE distributed deployment. Today, there is no method for creating HA around this functionality. While we can't discuss roadmap items in this forum, I'm confident it is something we are looking at for the future.
Regards,
-Tim
01-11-2017 10:28 AM
Hi Peter,
As you stated in your post, DNS/DHCP functionality is PSN specific in an ISE distributed deployment. Today, there is no method for creating HA around this functionality. While we can't discuss roadmap items in this forum, I'm confident it is something we are looking at for the future.
Regards,
-Tim
01-11-2017 02:21 PM
Thanks Tim
And just to confirm, is there no way we can move the role from one node to another today? Case in point, I have two datacentres, and work is going to be carried out at one of the DCs, can I 'easily' move the role to a node in the other DC? Or is it a case of having to 'destroy' the scopes on the original node, and then manually create them on a node at the other DC?
Cheers
Peter
01-12-2017 07:20 AM
Hi Peter,
Unfortunately, there is not automated way to do this today. You will have to recreate them manually.
Regards,
-Tim
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