On 22/04/09 23:45, Felix Nkansah wrote:
Hi Team,
I am prospecting a short contract from a client (an ISP) who wants to
redesign their internal and edge networks.
Among other things, their requirement is for their HSRP or GLBP routers to
automatically synchronize their running configurations.
So that when configurations changes are made on the active router, it is
replicated onto the standby box (like is done on Cisco firewall appliances
in failover mode).
During my meeting with the client to define their requirements, I explained
that I am not aware of any functionality to automatically synchronize
running configs between two IOS routers just because they are in an HSRP or
GLBP group.
However, I have just received an official requirements definition (contract
terms) from the client and that requirement is stated in bold characters.
Was wondering if I have been missing any such feature in IOS routers for
this long?
Many thanks,
Felix
If that functionality is not explicitly available, the way I would
proceed is to write the configuration first to a configuration store,
then to the standby host, and finally to the live host. This would make
sure that records are up to date, and any potential configuration errors
are discovered before going into production.
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