01-09-2018 01:48 PM - edited 03-19-2019 01:03 PM
Not sure if I am in the correct group or not, but here it is.
We have an ASA 5512-x with base license and are requested to setup a HSRP to support two routers (different providers to the same location). I have read and not clearly finding out if HSRP requires a license in order for it to work? if so, what license?
Can someone shed some light on this for me on what is needed on my part to support it?
01-09-2018 03:07 PM
Hi,
The ASA firewall does not use HSRP but uses failover to provide high availability. You need two ASA firewalls to create high availability. in your case, are you looking at supporting two providers on one ASA or do you have another ASA to create a failover pair?
With one ASA you cannot setup failover, but will have to use routing to create provider failover.
Thanks
John
01-09-2018 04:08 PM
I have one ASA that will be supporting two providers. I have attached a .png to show what is needed to be accomplished. unless I am getting this all incorrect, is the attachment BGP configuration instead? would setting two ports on the ASA as bonded work the same? Or please explain what I am not understanding (very beginner)?
and thank you for your response.
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