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What can the engineer configure to prevent failover if only a single interface fails?

A network engineer has configured two NetScaler MPX appliances as a high availability (HA) pair.
What can the engineer configure to prevent failover if only a single interface fails?

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A.
FIS

B.
PBR

C.
SNMP

D.
VMAC

One Comment on “What can the engineer configure to prevent failover if only a single interface fails?

  1. David says:

    http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX114657

    To overcome a Switch being the single point of failure in the network, the appliances of a High Availability setup can be configured to be physically connected to redundant Switches. This addresses the following scenario:

    NetScaler appliance A is connected to Switch A

    NetScaler appliance B is connected to Switch B

    NetScaler appliances A and B are part of a High Availability setup

    If both Switch A and NetScaler appliance B fail, no network traffic can reach the local virtual servers. To overcome this failure scenario, two links can be used from each NetScaler appliance with each link connected to a different Switch.

    Using link redundancy, you can group the two interfaces into a Failover Interface Set, and therefore prevent the failure of a single link from causing a failover to the secondary appliance unless all interfaces on the primary appliance stop functioning.




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