09-17-2014 06:49 AM - edited 03-03-2019 07:35 AM
I have a few questions regarding the full redundant network solution. Please refer the attached network diagram.
1. Assuming the switches underneath the firewall are L2, what are the main configurations needed on the switch and the firewall? For example from firewall-1, one cable goes to SW-1 and one more cable goes to SW-2. Same with firewall-2 as well. How is the full redundancy solution going to work?
2. Now assuming the switches underneath the firewall are L3, how is full-fledged redundancy achieved?
10-09-2014 07:59 AM
Hello
You have 2 design options in this case
1. Stack the switches and have one link to ASA-1 ( from stack member1) and another link to ASA2 ( from stack member2)
2.If switch doesn't support stacking, you can connect Switch-1 to ASA-1 and Switch-2 to ASA-2 and have a ether channel between the switches.
either of this design should survive single point of failure
Harish.
10-10-2014 09:06 AM
Just to clarify, I see two inside interfaces on firewall. Are they independent or grouped like teaming/grouping?
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