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pirata_ · ‎03-07-2012

Hi Raveen My apologies, I figured that was not possible so reconsider my setup using active/active setup which what I have running at the moment. Thanks Winston To both of you: I am using active/active across the 2 subnets. I will be using OAC on the clients, Would you then recommend to put 2 Infranet Controllers in the OAC configuration or rather just put the 2 Radius servers on every switch in my environment? many thanks. Pirata

pirata_ · ‎03-06-2012

Hi All I would to know best possible cluster options available for 2 member cluster (IC4500) in different subnets. My understanding I can not even do this in an Active/Passive setup. My setup is: 2x IC4500 (10.1.10.10 and another 10.2.10.10) High speed microwave connection (100Mbs) - device connected to the internal ports (ext ports not used at all) A bunch of Cisco 2960 switches for 802.1x auth No load-balancer (trying to get one) Using OAC ( could have used pulse, but not sure about role-baled resources when I purchase a SRX FW next month) I have created OAC and it's working fine, so is the policy defined. But I want redundancy in case one fails, now I use VLANs at the moment put users in the correct group and I have a guest VLAN. Problem: I wanted to setup a cluster where I can use a VIP so switches can the failover is automatic, but I cannot assign an IP address to the VIP in UAC 4.1R7 (maybe because I am on seperate subnets). What would be the best setup for my scenario, other recommendation I suppose might be to put both IP devices on the switches, so the switches checks if any of the devices is alive, not sure if this is ideal

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