Hello,

I have been trying to fail over 9 addresses between 2 firewalls using the
following send_arp syntax:

send_arp <ext_interface> xxx.xxx.29.185 <ext_mac_addr> xxx.xxx.27.249
ffffffffffff
and
send_arp <ext_interface> xxx.xxx.29.185 <ext_mac_addr> xxx.xxx.29.191
ffffffffffff

with no success.

The networks we have are xxx.xxx.27.248/29 and xxx.xxx.29.184/29
The default gateway is xxx.xxx.27.249

I had no issues with the fail-over of the xxx.xxx.27.248/29 addresses but
could not get the xxx.xxx.29.184/29 addresses to fail over at all. The
traffic for xxx.xxx.29.184/29 was still appearing appearing on the original
firewall even when the IP had been removed.

I did have the provider flush their arp cache but weather they did it in the
right place, your guess is as good as mine.

Am I doing something wrong and if so what?
Or is it an issue with the network providers network and what might it be?

Thanks in advance.

-- 
Rgds
Rodney McKee
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