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I could not find any information on how to adapt the virtual server ip in case of a failover from active to passive in terraform.
My scenario is that I have an active-passive HA setup in Azure, with a management interface, ha ports and public/private ports.
When setting up the virtual server, the private IP it receives on the active fortigate must be assigned to it. However, in case of a failover as in the templates here, the public IP is reassigned to a predefined ip-config, so another private IP - resulting in the virtual server becoming unreachable.
For the virtual server to keep working, I would need to specify the public IP there (which didn't work for me) or adjust its private IP in case of a failover, which I could not find means to do it.
Did I miss something, or is this not supported?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As during failvoer, public-ip is moved from primary to the secondary, but not the private ip address assigned to the instance in azure.
Hence, in this case, need to put vip setting in the vdom-exception, and user would need to configure those settings separately in each unit due to the private ip addresses(extip) are different for each instance.
I could not find any information on how to adapt the virtual server ip in case of a failover from active to passive in terraform.
My scenario is that I have an active-passive HA setup in Azure, with a management interface, ha ports and public/private ports.
When setting up the virtual server, the private IP it receives on the active fortigate must be assigned to it. However, in case of a failover as in the templates here, the public IP is reassigned to a predefined ip-config, so another private IP - resulting in the virtual server becoming unreachable.
For the virtual server to keep working, I would need to specify the public IP there (which didn't work for me) or adjust its private IP in case of a failover, which I could not find means to do it.
Did I miss something, or is this not supported?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: