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High availability Active-Active cluster packet flow
FortiGate-800 Installation and Configuration Guide 91
The following are examples of switches that are compatible with the FGCP because
they use a Global MAC address table:
HP 4100 GL series,
HP2628,
HP5300,
Cisco Catalyst,
Cisco 2850,
Cisco 3550,
Nortel PP8600,
Nortel XLR.
Transparent mode packet flow
In transparent mode, six MAC addresses are involved in active-active communication
between a client and a server if the cluster routes the packets to the subordinate unit
in the cluster:
Client MAC address (MAC_C),
Server MAC address (MAC_S),
Primary unit internal MAC address (MAC_P_I),
Primary unit external MAC address (MAC_P_E),
Subordinate unit internal MAC address (MAC_S_I),
Subordinate unit external MAC address (MAC_S_E).
A request packet from a client on the internal network to a server on the external
network:
1 Source is MAC_C and destination is MAC_S (from client to primary)
2 Source is MAC_P_I and destination is MAC_S_I (from primary internal to subordinate
internal)
3 Source is MAC_S_E and destination is MAC_S (from subordinate external to server)
A response packet from a server on the external network to a client on the internal
network:
1 Source is MAC_S and destination is MAC_C (from server to primary)
2 Source is MAC_P_E and destination is MAC_S_E (from primary external to
subordinate external)
3 Source is MAC_S_I and destination is MAC_C (from subordinate internal to client)
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