11-07-2014 10:36 AM
Hello
We have remote sites using Cisco ASA5505s - we link into the Network via Data Centre 'A'. we now have a Disaster Recovery Server at Data Centre 'B' (in a different geographical Location) is it possible to configure the ASA5505 so that if Data centre 'A' goes down then the ASA5505 would pick up either automatically or on a reboot Data Centre 'B' (the peer address being different at each Data Centre)
help would be appreciated, many thanks in anticipation
derek
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11-10-2014 08:38 AM
It is. Just set your backup crypto map to have a lower priority (higher crypto map number) than the primary one, but using the same definition ACL. When the primary fails to negotiate, the next one will be used.
11-10-2014 08:38 AM
It is. Just set your backup crypto map to have a lower priority (higher crypto map number) than the primary one, but using the same definition ACL. When the primary fails to negotiate, the next one will be used.
11-13-2014 01:27 PM
Many thanks Jody I will try that, I was also thinking about the use of DNS? have you any views on that please
derek
11-13-2014 01:30 PM
DNS typically doesn't work for security appliances. They like to have solid IP addresses, possibly because DNS will allow the potential for a VPN to be redirected to another host, compromising the security of the channel.
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