Cisco Cisco Catalyst 6500 Cisco 7600 Router Anomaly Guard Module 디자인 가이드
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Multiple Traffic Anomaly Detector modules can be configured to analyze traffic for the same set of zones, in an “Active-Active” arrangement.
The modules would be configured identically, but would operate independently. When anomalous traffic behavior is detected, triggering a remote
activation of an Anomaly Guard for attack mitigation, all of the Traffic Anomaly Detector modules will send activation notices to the Anomaly
Guard. While the Anomaly Guard will receive multiple activation notices for the same zone, it will ignore all subsequent notices after processing
the first activation notice. In this arrangement, the failure of any single Traffic Anomaly Detector Module will not stop attack detection and
Anomaly Guard activation service.
Up to eight Traffic Anomaly Detector modules can be deployed in a single Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series chassis with a minimum Supervisor Engine 2
and SFM in an Active-Active redundancy configuration.
Figure 1 illustrates the deployment of the Traffic Anomaly Detector Module and the Anomaly Guard Module in a single Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series
chassis.
Figure 1. Cisco Catalyst 6500 Chassis with Traffic Anomaly Detector and Anomaly Guard