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03-03-2023 04:41 AM
Hi All,
I'm curious if anyone can provide an article or just some basic steps of adding a firewall back into a AP cluster that has "outdated" network and device settings.
Firewall-02 was moved to a new location and has a new IP scheme for the network and device settings.
Firewall-01 will be physically moved and needs to rejoin the cluster, but it does have outdated IP settings.
I'm assuming the first step is to power up 01 without any copper/fiber connected and console into 01 and update the device management IP first.
03-03-2023 06:28 AM - edited 03-03-2023 06:31 AM
Step 1 - Take config backup from both firewalls (Device > Setup > Operations).
Step 2 - Make sure that "Device Priority" of Firewall-02 is lower than Firewall-01 to make sure Firewall-02 stays active firewall.
Step 3 - Cabling (at minimum HA1 cable).
Step 4 - Click "Sync to peer" in Firewall-02 (Dashboard > High Availability widget).
If you click "Sync to peer" on Firewall-01 you will push old nic scheme from Firewall-01 to Firewall-02 and your network will go down!
In addition mgmt IP change as you pointed out.
03-03-2023 06:28 AM - edited 03-03-2023 06:31 AM
Step 1 - Take config backup from both firewalls (Device > Setup > Operations).
Step 2 - Make sure that "Device Priority" of Firewall-02 is lower than Firewall-01 to make sure Firewall-02 stays active firewall.
Step 3 - Cabling (at minimum HA1 cable).
Step 4 - Click "Sync to peer" in Firewall-02 (Dashboard > High Availability widget).
If you click "Sync to peer" on Firewall-01 you will push old nic scheme from Firewall-01 to Firewall-02 and your network will go down!
In addition mgmt IP change as you pointed out.
03-16-2023 01:53 AM
Thanks for the solution 🙂
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