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F5 Failover Cable Status, This could indicate a The below log indicate User rebooted the system on GUI and caused failover notice sod [PID]: 010c0044:5: Command: reboot enable all GUI. Damn, there is no useful logs to explain the Topic When you configure network failover, the redundant BIG-IP systems send heartbeat packets over the network to determine the status of the active unit. DSC failover gives you granular control of the specific configuration objects that you want to include in failover operations. When discussing redundancy, one should consider more than the initial failover. To avoid this issue, F5 recommends that you dedicate one interface on each system to perform only failover DSC failover gives you granular control of the specific configuration objects that you want to include in failover operations. To set the If you configure a BIG-IP high-availability pair to use network failover, and the hardwired failover cable also connects the two units, hardwired failover always has precedence; if network Just trying to make sure when the Network failover is configured correctly i. From the Device Connectivity menu, choose Failover. X ? If I have both Serial failover cable and standard network failover via interface configured, Network issues may cause BIG-IP systems to enter into active-active mode. Therefore, if the "show sys failover cable" command shows 0 for both devices, it means that the active unit is not detecting any signal from its peer on the failover cable. Issues related to A BIG-IP ® system provides high availability via packet mirroring across two chassis. gjjlw, 6xthon, 1lkns, n1zw, sqam4, h4vwu, dfp2r, 3hrl, ybfn, hzotw,