A belated follow-up
I'm wrestling with a similar problem which I believe is due to my
firewall object having the internal address. My license is keyed to the
external correctly, however.
If I simply change the address in the object, do I expect the whole
firewall to come crashing down? Rules
to schedule. --Dan Fylstra
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Replaced our previous firewall with a pair of IBM 3650s running SPLAT.
The management console is installed on a third Windows server inside the
network. I'm 95% happy with the install, failover even works, but state
synchronization does not.
The configuration is one external interface on each,
12:40 PM
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Subject: Re: [FW-1] ClusterXL sync not happening
East, Bill wrote:
Replaced our previous firewall with a pair of IBM 3650s
running SPLAT.
The management console is installed on a third Windows
server inside
the network. I'm 95
, 2008 at 1:09 AM, Eugeniu Patrascu
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East, Bill wrote:
1) Interface by interface, it does not seem to make a difference.
2) Ran out of Ethernet ports. I may have to rectify this.
As another list member said, what does 'cphaprob -a if'
shows on both
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Now that I have a bit more time
, East, Bill a écrit :
Single external IP on Comcast's network, static public address. Single
internal IP on the LAN
ports, RFC 1918. So you can get to the subnet I'm on either by going through
the tunnel or
through the MPLS network (when it's up). Was this what you were looking for?
I
