I am trying to set up a basic active/standby topology in GNS3. In all the setups that I'm seeing, there is a L2 switch on each side of the ASAs. I have a core switch and a gateway router between my ASAs. My core switch is L3 and doing routing betw...
How do you incorporate this picture with my design above? The Core switch needs to be on the same network as both of the ASAs. You can do that with an SVI. How do you do it with a router? I can't connect two links from the router to the ASAs and ...
Could someone show me a real world example with Active/standby or clustering? I am imaging an outside 24 port switch with 3 connections in it. That would be a waste of 21 ports.
I agree with what you're saying. In the real world, would you use a small 8 port switch to connect it to the ASA1, ASA2 and R1? Is there anyway to eliminate the switch, and make both of the R1 interfaces (to ASA1 and ASA2) on the same subnet.
