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  • 1.  HELP !! Simple dual ISP failover ... Can anyone 'tweak / edit' an existing NAE Script for CX6200 / CX6300?

    Posted Jun 11, 2025 09:33 AM
    Edited by killorp Jun 11, 2025 09:37 AM

    Hello,

    Existing NAE Script for ISP Failover solution won't load on CX6200/CX6300. 'connectivity_monitor'

    Has anyone managed to replicate / re-write the 'connectivity_monitor' NAE script so it can run on an Aruba CX6200/CX6300 ?

    The IP-SLA / NQA solution would be perfect but the NAE script 'connectivity_monitor' does load onto the CX6200 or CX6300 :( 

    Background:

    See diagram attached

    I have a school on 2 sites (Upper + Lower) each with their own Core switch and each with their own Smoothwall and their own ISP circuit. There is even dual 10Gb Fibre between each site so it was basically a single site but the ISP circuits are split so each site has its own ISP circuit.

    Dual Core, dual Smoothwall, dual ISP and each would like to failover to the other if either ISP failed.

    (Upper CX6300 and Lower is CX6200)

    Using IP-SLA with Track'd default ip route would be ideal but .... as we all know .... you can't do IP route 'track' with Aruba CX and the CX6200 / CX6300 won't load up the NAE script 'connectivity_minotor'. !!

    Ticket logged with Aurba support but basically RTM but I am pulling my hair out .... I'm sure its simple.

    Any help / suggestions / words of comfort greatly appreciated :)

    Cheers

    Peter

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  • 2.  RE: HELP !! Simple dual ISP failover ... Can anyone 'tweak / edit' an existing NAE Script for CX6200 / CX6300?

    Posted 27 days ago

    Hi Peter,

    What error do you have ?

    Do you have check if there is the support of IP SLA on 6200F / 6300 ?



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  • 3.  RE: HELP !! Simple dual ISP failover ... Can anyone 'tweak / edit' an existing NAE Script for CX6200 / CX6300?

    Posted 27 days ago
    Hi yes. IP-SLA definitely works on CX6200 - it is running now.
    I assume it will work on CX6300 also. 
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  • 4.  RE: HELP !! Simple dual ISP failover ... Can anyone 'tweak / edit' an existing NAE Script for CX6200 / CX6300?

    Posted 11 days ago

    Hi,

    I also need this solution for CX6200. Could anyone edit the script "connectivity_monitor" for cx6200.

    Thanks!

    Nart.


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  • 5.  RE: HELP !! Simple dual ISP failover ... Can anyone 'tweak / edit' an existing NAE Script for CX6200 / CX6300?

    Posted 11 days ago

    It's me again (from the other thread)
    I have an open ticket with Aruba/HPE Tech support and they investigating this issue.
    They advised that they tried to test the script on an 83xx switch but could not even get it to load so ....
    I'm keeping my fingers crossed they might yet come up with a solution ... or something :)


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