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04-08-2020 05:39 AM
Hi All
After some advice, planning to have 2 X PA820 pairs of Active/ Passives, Inner and outer firewalls protecting some internal networks.
See the diagram, Does the HA2 link pass data plane traffic at all? Or can it?
There could be a scenario that one set of FW's can failover and the primary unit of one trying to speak to the standby unit of the other.
Or is the only solution to put a switch in between the green cables FW Connect to stop this issue?
Thanks All
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04-10-2020 08:16 AM
or i could fully mesh alll 4 Palos and have two sets of static routes.....but you suggest going via the switch?
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