Avaya 3.7 ユーザーズマニュアル

This tab provides access to the High Availability (HA) functions for the security gateway 
including enabling high availability, setting the public and private virtual addresses, adding 
security gateway members to the HA group, viewing the status of the HA group, converting a 
passive member to an active member, configuring member VSUs, the VRRP advertisement 
interval, version number, third party reference points for the public and private interfaces, and 
minimum connectivity to reference hosts.

This feature provides a fault tolerant infrastructure that minimizes the downtime of the protected 
network. Fault tolerant infrastructure is achieved by pairing two like VSUs together to form a HA 
group. The HA group is comprised of a primary or active security gateway and secondary or 
passive security gateway. Only one instance of the security gateway is visible in the security 
gateway contents list. The active security gateway is listed with the passive security gateway 
visible in the Members pane of the High Availability tab. Because configuration within the HA 
group is identical, only the primary security gateway of the HA group is displayed.

Preparing devices for high availability (VPNos 3.x)

This check box is used to prepare devices running VPNos 3.x for high availability (HA). Use this 
check box after you have confirmed the public and private VSUs in the HA group have been 
configured to deny all non-VPN traffic. Beginning with VPNmanager 3.2, Deny all Non-VPN 
Traffic is the default selection.

For additional information about configuring the security gateway to deny all non-VPN traffic 
through the security gateway console, refer to Preparing the security gateway for Configuration, 
of the security gateway User’s Guide.

For additional information on how to configure the security gateway to deny all non-VPN traffic 
through the initial security gateway Quick Setup, refer to the 

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