The following commands must be present in the mobility Conductor configuration:
conductor-l3redundancy
l3-peer-ip-address 1.2.3.4 ipsec ******
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With the command "show conductor-l3redundancy" you can check the status.
'secondary masterip' or 'secondary conductorip' are only shown in the MD. You enter the commands in mobility Conductor, it sends them to the MD.
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 13, 2023 09:19 AM
From: McBehr
Subject: Master-Local Conductor Configuration
Looking in the config of the primary Conductor there is no 'secondary masterip' or 'secondary conductorip'. However if I were to look at the running config of the controllers I can see 'secondary conductorip'. There is L3-Redundancy and I know about the 15 minute window in which the MD will failover.
The controllers failed over to the secondary conductor but some AP's did not come back up and were stuck in a bootstrap loop. I believe this to be a separate issue but Just wanting to make sure all of my configs are correct.
Original Message:
Sent: Mar 11, 2023 06:31 AM
From: lord
Subject: Master-Local Conductor Configuration
Use the "secondary masterip" command to tell the mobility controller that there is an additional mobility master or conductor. How else should it know that there is a backup master?
Without master redundancy you use directly the master-ip on the mobility controller in the initial-setup.
With l2-master redundancy you set up VRRP on the master and backup master, this VRRP IP you use on the mobility-controller in the initial-setup.
For l3-master redundancy you use the IP of the primary mobility-master in the initial-setup, the IP of the backup master you enter afterwards with the "secondary masterip" command.
Do a failover test and check if the mobility controllers connect to the backup master. With L2 redundancy it happens after the VRRP takeover time, with L3 redundancy it should happen after 15 minutes.
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 09, 2023 11:40 AM
From: McBehr
Subject: Master-Local Conductor Configuration
I am currently reviewing how I have my master-local conductors configured. They are separated at L3 and configured for L3 Redundancy but I was hoping to find a configuration guide/setup guide for setting up two mobility conductors as master-local. To my understanding VRRP cannot be created since they are in two physically different locations and therefor separated at L3. Thank-you in advance for any assistance :D