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Configuring High Availability

This chapter provides information about the High Availability Feature in Netvisor ONE.


Understanding the High Availability Feature in Netvisor ONE	Configuring a vLAG
Understanding Link Aggregation	Modifying LACP Mode and Parameters on an Existing vLAG Configuration
Understanding the Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)	Configuring the Cluster Slave Switch Bring-up Process
Understanding Switch Clusters	Restoring Ports for Cluster Configurations
Understanding Cluster over Layer 3	Configuring Active-Active vLAGs: a Step-by-Step Example
About the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) in Cluster Mode About Split Brain and Detection Script Linux Disk (BTRFS) Mirroring on NRU Platforms About Layer 3 Hardware Forwarding in a Cluster Understanding vLAGs Understanding Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)	Understanding LAG Path Selection and Load Balancing Understanding the vLAG Forwarding Rule Configuring Trunk Hashing Configuring Resilient Trunk Hashing Configuring Symmetric Trunk Hashing
About Cluster Active-Active Routing for IPv6 Addresses	Configuring Asymmetric Routing over vLAGs
Guidelines and Limitations	About Symmetric Routing over vLAGs
Configuring Static Trunking for Link Aggregation	Configuring Active-Active vLAG Forwarding with Loopback Recirculation
Configuring Active-Standby Link Failover on Management Interfaces	Configuring Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
Configuring Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)	Troubleshooting High Availability
Configuring a Cluster	Supported Releases
Configuring Cluster over Layer 3	Related Documentation