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ASA failover primary / secondary active/standby

Beaurr
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Hello,

 

My primary asa has become standby and the secondary has become active.
How to get the primary back to active and vice versa?

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balaji.bandi
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The command “show failover” will provide you with all the necessary information which one active

To manually failover the devices you can use the command “no failover active” on the active firewall or from the standby you can use ” failover active”

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thanks.

 

 

if I do a "show failover"

 

his host: Secondary - Active
Active time: 694378 (sec)
slot 1: ASA5516 hw/sw rev (3.4/9.9(2)74) status (Up Sys)
Interface Outside (XX.XX): Normal (Monitored)
Interface Inside (XX.XX): Normal (Monitored)
slot 2: SFR5516 hw/sw rev (N/A/6.2.2-81) status (Up/Up)
ASA FirePOWER, 6.2.2-81, Up, (Monitored)
slot 2: SFR5516 hw/sw rev (N/A/6.2.2-81) status (Up/Up)
ASA FirePOWER, 6.2.2-81, Up, (Monitored)
Other host: Primary - Standby Ready
Active time: 0 (sec)
slot 1: ASA5516 hw/sw rev (3.4/9.9(2)74) status (Up Sys)
Interface Outside (XX.XX): Normal (Monitored)
Interface Inside (XX.XX): Normal (Monitored)
slot 2: SFR5516 hw/sw rev (N/A/6.2.2-81) status (Up/Up)
ASA FirePOWER, 6.2.2-81, Up, (Monitored)
slot 2: SFR5516 hw/sw rev (N/A/6.2.2-81) status (Up/Up)
ASA FirePOWER, 6.2.2-81, Up, (Monitored)

 

Secondary is active and primary is standby

 

Then you can do below steps if you looking to failover :

 

To manually failover the devices you can use the command “no failover active” on the active firewall or from the standby you can use ” failover active”

 

 

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