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02-26-2017 01:15 PM
The setup is 2 data centers with 2 sets of PANs (5060). An AS is stretched between the 2 data centers /24 primary in each data center, so if one ISP fails /24 block will enter the other data center. Normally for just internet failures internal IP is preserved. When a data center outage occurs, internal IP are changed. How do you configure NAT in the PANs to reflect a internal IP changes for DR situations?
Thanks
02-27-2017 04:17 AM
Tho if you have PI public address network just use PI address for NAT?
03-07-2017 10:24 AM
Not sure if I explained my situation correctly.
There are 2 data centers with 10G link between. There is an external AS with /24 primary at each data center, when internet failure occurs, the /24 gets routed at other site.
A pair of PANs at each DC. NAT takes place at each location for say 12.12.12.12 to internal IP 10.12.12.12, which is primarily at DC1.
During a complete DC 1 failure, server 10.12.12.12 moves over to DC 2 and has IP 10.112.112.112. We would like to continue to use the 12.12.12.12 as it is now routed to DC2.
We want both NATs in the FW at DC 2 for an automated failover process.
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