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Hi @Ricki_Juntak , if you use g_tcpdump , you can check what SGM into the SG is processing the traffic.
Regards!
additional to @Ricki_Juntak comment you can see in the logs which SGM is proccessing the traffic.
Additionally a nice tool to understand which packet arrives on with sgm is dxl calc:
dxl calc
Usage: dxl calc <src ip> <dst ip> <Distribution Mode/Interface Name>
Distribution Mode:
0 - General, a source and destination IP based distribution.
1 - User, a destination IP based distribution.
2 - Network, a source IP based distribution.
[Expert@maestro-ch01-01:0]# dxl calc 1.1.1.1 2.2.2.2 2
<1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2,src_based,181>
Chassis 1: Blade(s):1_05,1_07
Hi Anatoly,
can you share to me, how can I make sure some traffic processing by SGM1 or SGM2.
for example we have 2 SGM's in one Security Group, the distribute traffic to SGM's is used one active SGM to inspect traffic and another one is for backup right?
and how flow log can go to SMS cause the only one member will be SMO (this is SGM1) but traffic inspect by SGM2, any delay for log send to SMS?
Regards,
Ricki
@Ricki_Juntak Maestro does not work like ClusterXL. All SGMs are active and proccesing traffic. Have a look at this nice presentation to understand how it works.
Hi Wolfgang, I mean like on this table below:
SGM1 | SGM2 | SGM3 |
Active 1.1.1.1:234->2.2.2.1:80 | Backup 1.1.1.1:234->2.2.2.1:80 | |
Backup 1.1.1.10:2211->2.2.2.20:22 | Active 1.1.1.10:2211->2.2.2.20:22 |
the Hypersync, so how we know the traffic inspect active by SGM1 or SGM2 or SGM3
Hi @Ricki_Juntak , if you use g_tcpdump , you can check what SGM into the SG is processing the traffic.
Regards!
additional to @Ricki_Juntak comment you can see in the logs which SGM is proccessing the traffic.
Additionally a nice tool to understand which packet arrives on with sgm is dxl calc:
dxl calc
Usage: dxl calc <src ip> <dst ip> <Distribution Mode/Interface Name>
Distribution Mode:
0 - General, a source and destination IP based distribution.
1 - User, a destination IP based distribution.
2 - Network, a source IP based distribution.
[Expert@maestro-ch01-01:0]# dxl calc 1.1.1.1 2.2.2.2 2
<1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2,src_based,181>
Chassis 1: Blade(s):1_05,1_07
Thank you Wolfgang, delToro1, Sven_Glock
another my question is about any delay send log from SGM active (inspect the traffic) to the SMS?
in my experience filter log from SMS (log monitor) log not show from some traffic (need more time to see log on SMS), there is cause traffic not inspect by the SMO?
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