infoblox_nios:high_availability
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| infoblox_nios:high_availability [2025/09/22 08:47] – [Make Standalone] bstafford | infoblox_nios:high_availability [2025/12/15 15:30] (current) – bstafford | ||
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| General blog article [[https:// | General blog article [[https:// | ||
| + | ===== Changing HA Pair Types ===== | ||
| + | Cutting over from HA physical to HA virtual. When I cut the passive to vNIOS, it did not change the Member Type to Virtual NIOS. After I cut the second member of the HA pair, the Member Type changed to Virtual NIOS without intervention. | ||
| ===== DFP ===== | ===== DFP ===== | ||
| When using DFP, NIOS uses the LAN1 port to establish DoT on TCP-443 to Infoblox Anycast. This is true EVEN IF THE NIOS is HA. NIOS will not use the HA VIP for TCP-443. However, any plaintext queries will come from the HA VIP. | When using DFP, NIOS uses the LAN1 port to establish DoT on TCP-443 to Infoblox Anycast. This is true EVEN IF THE NIOS is HA. NIOS will not use the HA VIP for TCP-443. However, any plaintext queries will come from the HA VIP. | ||
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| ===== Proximity ===== | ===== Proximity ===== | ||
| - | NIOS HA pairs are designed to be deployed next to each other in adjacent racks. Deploying a HA pair over two separate sites connected with dark fibre is not supported. It may well work but it is bad practice because of the risk of split-brain should anything happen to the fibre. | + | NIOS HA pairs are designed to be deployed next to each other in adjacent racks. Deploying a HA pair over two separate sites (i.e. between two DC/data centers) |
| e.g. examples of fibre cuts. | e.g. examples of fibre cuts. | ||
| * 2025-09-21 [[https:// | * 2025-09-21 [[https:// | ||
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| + | As per [[https:// | ||
| ===== HA Failover on DNS Nameservers ===== | ===== HA Failover on DNS Nameservers ===== | ||
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| e.g. If LAN1 is for production and LAN2 is for OOB network, if LAN2 on the active node fails, there is no failover and the OOB network looses access to services on LAN2. | e.g. If LAN1 is for production and LAN2 is for OOB network, if LAN2 on the active node fails, there is no failover and the OOB network looses access to services on LAN2. | ||
| ===== NSX ===== | ===== NSX ===== | ||
| - | At least one customer | + | The only time I saw a customer |
| - | * port group is on NSX " | + | * port group is on NSX " |
| * "MAC address changes" | * "MAC address changes" | ||
| - | * " | + | * " |
| Without " | Without " | ||
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